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HBCU All-Stars to Host Friday Fun Day Community Outreach During HBCU All-Star Weekend in Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS, IN — As part of the 2026 HBCU All-Star Experience, HBCU student-athletes, coaches, and community leaders will come together to serve the Indianapolis...

When the Spotlight Hits the Game, Black Artists Take Center Stage

When the lights come up on a championship court, most eyes are fixed on the game. The buzzer. The movement. The moment. But behind every...

Black media: A voice our communities need

As Black Press Week is upon us, our communities have a moment to reflect on the hardships and successes of Black media. Various media...

Black Press Week: Essence, Jet and the magazines that molded me

In a world filled with sentiments and systems of anti-Blackness, here comes the Black Press ready to shine a light on the good, and the real, about Black culture.  ......

Trading thimbles for barrels: How to break your ‘border mindset’

“Now to him who by the power at work within us is able to accomplish abundantly far more than all we can ask or...

INRC launches Legacy Allies program, applications open now

The Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center’s (INRC) new Legacy Allies program is now accepting applications. Legacy Allies is a two-year, cross-generational leadership development program that pairs...

‘The Wiz’ North American tour stops in Indy during 50-year anniversary 

The North American Tour of “The Wiz” is celebrating 50 years with a stop in Indianapolis this month.  The Tony Award-winning musical, which debuted in...

Asante Art Institute debuts reimagined ‘A Touch of Glory’ during NCAA Championship weekend 

The Asante Art Institute is bringing a reimagined version of “Touch of Glory” to the stage just in time for the NCAA Championship weekend.   Originally...

Books for Women’s History Month by various authors

The history books seem to be full of men. Galileo, Frederick Douglass. Abraham Lincoln. Jesse Jackson, Franklin Roosevelt, the list goes on. So this month,...

ISO welcomes Angela Brown to debut piece honoring Coretta Scott King

The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra (ISO) will debut a piece this month honoring Coretta Scott King alongside works by Beethoven and Brahms. Under the direction of...
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