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5 Black poets for students to study and know

By ALVIN BUYINZA It’s often called the voice of the human soul. It was a means of rebellion for Phyllis Wheatley, Langston Hughes, and Nikki...

Shooting victim’s family seeks justice, releases list of demands for investigation

The family of Jamar Thomas held a press conference on April 2 at the Indy Liberation Center to discuss details surrounding the shooting at...

100 Black Men to celebrate 40 years of Beautillion Militaire, alumni reception

For the first time in Beautillion history, alumni are welcome to celebrate alongside the newest class.  In honor of the program’s 40th anniversary, Beautillion alumni...

Q&A: Camille Capers takes the stage as Miss Scarlet in ‘Clue’

Hoosiers better be ready to solve a mystery, as the Broadway National Tour of “Clue” is set to take the stage at Old National...

Q&A: Owner of the Besties’ Table talks opening, makes his dreams come true with new Black-owned brunch spot

The Besties’ Table, a new Black-owned breakfast and brunch spot, opened up across from the University of Indianapolis on March 28, making Tyler Williams’...

Rolling the dice on inclusion: Inside Black representation in gaming with Wizards of the Coast creators

Representation in gaming is evolving and designers at Wizards of the Coast are working to include various cultures and people in their products. Wizards of...

International District Community Center announces free spring programming 

West side residents will soon have access to new arts and community programming. Beginning in April, the International District Center will host free community programming,...

Kennedy King Memorial Initiative to host 58th commemoration and grand reopening of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park

The Kennedy King Memorial Initiative (KKMI) will host its annual Still We Reach: Building the Legacy event from noon to 6 p.m. on Saturday,...

The president is playing three-card monte: The dealer always wins.

“No justice, no peace” is a refrain Black Americans have carried for generations. On March 28, 2026, it was joined by another: “No Kings.” That...

HBCU attendance may be linked to Black alumni brain health

By JENNIFER PORTER GORE Middle-aged and aging alumni of the nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities could very well be reaping health benefits decades later,...
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