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Report says IMPD likely escalated tensions at protests in May 2020
A committee assembled by Mayor Joe Hogsett to analyze the way police responded to protests and riots in May 2020 concluded officers likely escalated...Some COVID-19 restrictions lifted
Allowable capacity in restaurants, bars and music venues will increase March 1. Looking at data in Marion County, Mayor Joe Hogsett and Dr. Virginia Caine,...COVID-19 one year later: Lasting effects and things we wish we knew then
Alicia Murray picked up a bag of Fritos recently, took a bite of one and thought the taste was off. It was disgusting, she...City officials unsure when NYU public safety partnership will conclude
Mayor Joe Hogsett announced a partnership with the Criminal Justice Lab at New York University’s School of Law in June 2020 to chart a...Access to telemedicine poses challenge for African Americans
After DorShann Lewis, a Black working mother in Fishers, had her baby late last year, she relied on virtual visits to see her doctor. “It...
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Report says IMPD likely escalated tensions at protests in May 2020
A committee assembled by Mayor Joe Hogsett to analyze the way police responded to protests and riots in May 2020 concluded officers likely escalated...Whitley Yates is ‘unbought and unbothered’
Whitley Yates couldn’t understand as a 12-year-old why her grandfather would send her to live at a children’s home. It didn’t make sense for...Art kept her ‘above water.’ Now it’s her full-time job
Shaunt’e Lewis was the student in school who would rather doodle on everything than actually do the assigned work. She was always the creative and...Kelli Jones wants tech to work for Black people, too
Kelli Jones sees a two-sided problem when it comes to making sure Black business owners can take advantage of the opportunities in technology. First, many...
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Tension is at an all-time high in the Indiana General Assembly and the entire United States
The Ministerium, an Indiana statewide ministers’ organization, and other faith leaders across the United States are concerned. Attempted physical abuse and public bullying tactics...Convict leasing, a precursor to private prisons
RONALD RICE - 0I worked 31 years in the state correctional system, and the last 16 years of that time I served as a prison superintendent over...Celebrate Black history by casting new visions of excellence
As we embark upon another year of celebrating Black History Month, we do so at a grave moment in time that is perhaps as...Racism and disrespect in the Statehouse
OSEYE BOYD - 0You can’t make this stuff up. I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase, “the truth is stranger than fiction,” or some variant. It’s definitely true when...
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EdGems with Educator Barnes: Black in the Suburbs: A Parent’s Perspective
Shawnta S. Barnes, known as Educator Barnes, discusses issues parents should consider when sending Black children to school in the suburbs. Guests included: Zandria Conyers, parent,...Real Voices
Marlin Jackson, founder of Pulse Analytix and former Indianapolis Colts football player, developed an app that allows people to document interaction with police officers....Racism is a public health crisis
The Indianapolis Recorder and the Greater Indianapolis NAACP Branch partnered to present "Racism is a Public Health Crisis," a panel discussion that focused on how...
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