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‘I’m a soldier first’: Senior, Black female vets share experience in U.S. Military

Being a soldier runs deep in Aletha Calloway’s family. Her mother, father and two uncles were all in the U.S. Military. Growing up, she recalls...

Till (Till you do right by me…)

We entered hushed, our eyes spoke, and with our heads, we greeted hello. Old friends broke the silence by introducing children and grandchildren. Blacks...

Hope 25: Celebrating women + inspiring youth

In a few short weeks, Hope Magazine will host Hope 25, our annual event to celebrate, honor, and inspire women—especially Black women—leading in their...

Fourth annual Indianapolis Black Documentary Film Festival announced

The fourth annual Indianapolis Black Documentary Film Festival returns this August. IBDFF, the only film festival in the country dedicated to documentaries showcasing Black stories,...

CHEA Clothing helps people with disabilities rip the runway

CHEA Clothing, LLC is a business that provides high-grade adaptive apparel for people with unique physical needs. The company was founded in 2001 by...

EPA proposes tighter lead paint standards for child-care facilities, homes

In an effort to protect children and communities from the harmful effects of exposure to dust generated from lead paint, the EPA proposed strengthening...

Indiana State Fair: What to know before you go

The first weekend of the 2023 Indiana State Fair is just around the corner. From July 28 to Aug. 20, the 166th annual Indiana State...

Sustainable school supply shopping survival guide

It is easier now than ever to shop for eco-friendly and affordable products if you know what you are looking for. Green school supplies...

Crossroads Public Affairs provides new approach to statewide community engagement on Black policy issues

If you ever wondered what you would do if you lived during the Black civil rights movement of the 1960s, you have an opportunity...

Feeding Indy: Free food distributions around the city

Free food was being passed out at the HealthNet located at 2855 N. Keystone Ave. last Wednesday. The distribution was part of the city’s effort to tackle hunger within neighborhoods classified as food deserts.
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