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Art installation honoring Black history to be unveiled at The Stutz

CHLOE McGOWAN -
A new art installation paying homage to Black history and community resilience is set to debut at the Stutz later this week. The piece, entitled...
Arts & Culture

Indiana Music History Project launches Indiana Music Audio Kiosk 

HANNA RAUWORTH -
The Indiana Music History Project announced the launch of its first Indiana Music Audio Kiosk, now available to the public at its free public...
Local News

A place of resilience: What Witherspoon Presbyterian Church means to the community

CHLOE McGOWAN -
When thinking about places — real, tangible locations — around Indianapolis that are important both historically and culturally to the Black community, what do...

Seeds of Freedom

CAMIKE JONES -
The Asante Art Institute presents "Seeds of Freedom: The Spiritual Roots of the American Civil Rights Movement" at the Indiana State Museum. The production...
Opinion

Who is “Black” anyway?

CAMIKE JONES -
Much has been disputed lately about whether Kamala Harris is in fact Black. She has shared that she has an Indian mother and a...
Frontpage Headline

The Legacy Walk at Roberts Settlement opens to the public 

HANNA RAUWORTH -
The Legacy Walk at Roberts Settlement, an experience that tells the story of Indiana’s Black pioneers, will open to the public from 6-7:30 p.m....
Arts & Culture

“The Fallen Fruit” by Shawntelle Madison

TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER -
c.2024, Amistad $28.00 437 pages You're lucky you didn't hit your head! The damage you did to yourself was bad enough, you didn't need a head wound to...
Opinion

What makes a good president?

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This is not a post telling you who to vote for. That decision is, and hopefully will always be, yours to make. This is, however,...
Business

Dennard Road: The path to economic freedom

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By Jamar Cobb-Dennard The street directly north of my parent’s home in Twiggs County, Georgia is named, “Dennard Road.” The story of how Dennard Road...
Arts & Culture

‘The Insatiable City: Food and Race in New Orleans’ by Theresa McCulla

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"The Insatiable City: Food and Race in New Orleans" by Theresa McCulla c.2024, The University of Chicago Press $32.50 345 pages You've spent a lot of time scouring...
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