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Bears & bands do battle in 2025 Circle City Classic

The 2025 Circle City Classic, in its 41st year, is a celebration of Black culture, sports and entertainment.Ā  Two HBCU powerhouses, Morgan State University Bears...

Heart of my heart

When Marcia Bennett shared her experiences from the 26 years she spent at the Indiana Black Expo, her joyous recollection of fostering culture and...

Join the Celebration: 40th annual Circle City Classic Parade and festivities announced

Indiana Black Expo has announced a star-studded lineup of entertainment and events ahead of the 40th annual Circle City Classic.   Jacob Latimore, actor and R&B recording...

Spartans and Eagles to face off in 40th Circle City Classic

The Norfolk State Spartans will go head to head with the North Carolina Central Eagles during the 40th Anniversary Circle City Classic.  Showcasing 40 years...

Newly elected Black mayors talk policy at IBE summit

Mayor Ronald Morrell Jr., Mayor Deb Whitfield and Mayor Rod Roberson took the stage June 28 during the 2024 Indiana Black Expo Policy Summit...

Equity and empowerment: Indiana Black and Minority Health Fair

In a display of community solidarity, Indianapolis hosted the 2024 Health Fair from June 27-30, tailored specifically for its Black and minority residents. The...

Cara Holdsclaw named IBE’s chief operating officer

Indiana Black Expo announced former senior associate athletic director and chief diversity officer for Columbia University athletics, Cara Holdsclaw, as chief operating officer. An Indiana...

The Black Expo experience

I remember getting TLC’s debut album on a cassette tape. Making my way through the crowded aisles of the Convention Center to the booth...

“Know me for who I am:” Remembering Indiana giant Vernon A. Williams

It was Saturday, at 12:30 a.m. when Steve 'Scoop' Jefferson, fraternity brother and reporter, received the call from Joyce Williams, the cherished wife of...

Black organizations demand answers from Newfields

The African American Coalition of Indianapolis (AACI), alongside 18 local Black organizations, released a statement following the sudden resignation of former Newfields CEO Dr....
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