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Evelyn Sue Cosper honored with Presidential Award

Harvest Girls International awarded its Presidential Award to retired educator, athlete and Indy native Evelyn Sue Cosper for decades of transformative community service.   The nonprofit,...

Juneteenth resurrected the 4th of July

ā€œIt is not righteousness that ye turn your faces towards East or West; but it is righteousness to believe in Allah and the Last...

Here’s the full line-up for Indy Dance Festival 2025Ā 

Indy Dance Festival 2025 is bringing all new classes, performances and more this summer.  Indy Dance Council released the full performance and masterclass lineup for...

REVIEW: IBTC’s ā€˜Ain’t No Mo’:’ You just gon’ have to see itĀ 

I was told this play might make me uncomfortable.  Jordan E. Cooper’s ā€œAin’t No Moā€™ā€ paves the way for a provocative new season for the...

Indy Arts Council released its 5-year strategic planĀ 

Indy Arts Council's five-year strategic plan is a ā€œcollaborative roadmapā€ to making the city a daily destination for accessible arts and culture.  Indy Arts Council...

Our voice still matters: A Black reflection on July 4

Throughout history, the Black voice has never been silent. It has been a voice that spoke truth to power, a voice that cried out against...

Reflecting on roots: Mirror Indy’s ties to historic Indianapolis Recorder

In under two years, Mirror Indy has made a name for itself as the city’s newest nonprofit news source. Still, you may recognize some of...

WNBA All-Star Host Committee unveils Legacy Project at Fletcher Place Community Center

A vibrant new mural by Boxx The Artist graces the Fletcher Place Community Center (FPCC) thanks to the WNBA All-Star Host Committee Legacy Project. The...

To Black men, with love!

Mental Health — two words that used to be trends for conversation, but now, thankfully, are a foundation on which we build hopeful methods...

Keepers of history: The Black archivists preserving Hoosier history

In the words of Black writer and poet Maya Angelou, ā€œYou can't really know where you're going until you know where you have been.ā€ Having...
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