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Chreece Hip Hop Music Festival returns in August

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Chreece Hip Hop Musical Festival returns to Indianapolis Aug. 24. The independent musical festival, which aims to celebrate the “vibrant culture and diversity of artistry”...
Arts & Culture

Juneteenth Foodways Festival celebrates history, community and food

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The third annual Juneteenth Foodways Festival brought in a record crowd over the weekend. For the third year in a row, the Benjamin Harrison Presidential...
Local News

Stop the Violence Indianapolis celebrate 11 years of ‘The Talks’

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For the last 11 years, Stop the Violence Indianapolis has been helping young girls work on self-image, self-worth and self-respect. Created in 2009 by Anthony...
Breaking News

Innopower launches digital impact network to elevate minority businesses in Indiana

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In anticipation of Juneteenth, Innopower, powered by Metaimpact’s multi-stakeholder platform, is proud to announce the public launch of Indy Biz Pass, an innovative digital...
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Foul Play in Ferguson

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Darren Seals was an activist. Darren Seals fought for racial justice, anti-gun violence and anti-police brutality. Darren Seals was found shot inside a burning...
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Drowning Disparities: Indy Water Safety Festival aims to address issue

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The rate of Black and Native American drowning deaths is nearly twice that of white Americans, a number that has increased nearly 28% in...
Arts & Culture

COHatch and the Harrison Center breathe new life into Polk Stables

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Nestled in the cozy Martindale Brightwood neighborhood, right next to Tinker House and across the Monon, the historic Polk Stables has been given a...
Black History Matters

Reclaiming the Rhythm: Honoring the Legacy and Future of Conscious Black Music

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Black Music month was established in 1979 by President Jimmy Carter to celebrate the contributions of Black musicians to the music industry. Music has a...
Frontpage Headline

Indianapolis to host its first Loving Day Celebration

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Indianapolis is celebrating love this month — in more than one way. Loving Day is a national day of celebration in honor of the United...
Arts & Culture

NAATC to present acting workshops, ‘Education for All’

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A new opportunity for aspiring artists and theater professionals is coming this summer. Beginning in July, the Naptown African American Theatre Collective (NAATC) — Indianapolis’...
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