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Rachel Dolezal breaks her silence on TODAY

Eun Kyung Kim-TODAY - June 16, 2015

Rachel Dolezal, the former NAACP chapter president accused of pretending to be black, tells TODAY's Matt Lauer in an exclusive live interview that she...

Health

How to Know if You’re Suffering with Depression

For the Recorder - June 4, 2014

It's normal to feel down or "blue" every once in a while but what happens when those symptoms seem to linger?Check out Mental Health...

Arts & Culture

Local Playwrights Shine at Onyx Fest

EBONY CHAPPEL - May 20, 2014

OnyxFest - Urban Theatre Festival is Indianapolis' first and only theater festival dedicated to the stories of African American playwrights. The festival, an initiative...

Community Voices

Kayy Nova

ParaLectra Divine - March 31, 2014

Sometimes things really are as beautiful as they seem. What grows on the inside will eventually spread to the outer body for everyone to...

Community Voices

Something Sweet

ParaLectra - July 30, 2013

In a galaxy far beyond our own millions of years ago, a Star gave birth to the world. Many different beings came to...

Community Voices

My Sister’s Keeper

Januarie York - July 30, 2013

My Sister’s Keeper“I am your mother, NOT your friend!!!” Whenever my mom was mad at me, I vividly remember those exact words barreling thru the...

Community Voices

My Sister’s Keeper

Januarie York - July 30, 2013

My Sister’s Keeper“I am your mother, NOT your friend!!!” Whenever my mom was mad at me, I vividly remember those exact words barreling thru the...

Arts & Culture

indy’s Black arts community on display

Guest Contributor - March 4, 2011

Featured artist, Tony Radford, discusses the importance of promoting the arts during the opening reception of “Meet the Artists,” which recently took place at...

Arts & Culture

indy’s Black arts community on display

Guest Contributor - March 4, 2011

Featured artist, Tony Radford, discusses the importance of promoting the arts during the opening reception of “Meet the Artists,” which recently took place at...

Sports

PACERs’ events celebrate black history month

Guest Contributor - February 17, 2011

As part of Pacers Care, the Indiana Pacers will be hosting a number of events and programs during their games and in the community...

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