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Youth are both optimistic and pessimistic about race relations

Guest Contributor - September 19, 2019

Recently, Saul Garcia, a 16-year-old student at Renaissance School in the Metropolitan School District of Warren Township, approached a basketball court, only for a...

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A walk for suicide awareness: ‘There’s nothing to be ashamed of’

Guest Contributor - September 19, 2019

Walking with his black backpack and sunglasses on a hot Saturday at White River State Park, Cedric Wilson had three bead necklaces draped around...

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Return to Laguna Seca caps off stellar NTT IndyCar season

DANNY BRIDGES - September 19, 2019

It’s been a 15-year hiatus, but the NTT IndyCar Series will return this weekend to Laguna Seca, with both drama and uncertainty surrounding the...

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Black Americans and police have a fragile relationship. Who’s responsible for fixing it?

Guest Contributor - September 12, 2019

A video captured on Aug. 29 and spread on social media showed an Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) officer punch a 17-year-old outside of...

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Martin Center celebrates 50 years of service to sickle cell patients

Guest Contributor - September 12, 2019

Julie Daniels lucked out when her mother took her to the pediatrician when she all of the sudden couldn’t bear any weight as a...

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Honoring those who ‘make a difference’ in Indianapolis

BEN LASHAR - September 12, 2019

Instead of focusing on role models hundreds or thousands of miles away, the summer camp at Freetown Village connects Black youth with positive Black...

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Check out these 7 Black woman-owned wellness businesses in Indy

VICTORIA BEATY - September 12, 2019

As the quest for wellness continues to influence how we conduct decisions surrounding our health, it’s no surprise that Indianapolis' wellness scene is growing,...

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Science and technology camp makes lasting impact on Indy girls

DEMI VAUGHN - August 2, 2019

Science, technology, engineering, and mathematical fields — also known as STEM — have been dealing with a lack of representation among women and minorities....

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Buttigieg to speak at NAACP annual banquet

BRANDON A. PERRY - August 1, 2019

Members of the Greater Indianapolis Branch of the NAACP will be joined by presidential candidate and South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg for their 50th...

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New initiative recruits more Black youth for Boy Scouts

Guest Contributor - August 1, 2019

Two years ago, there were three majority Black Boy Scouts troops with just 23 members in Marion County. Today, more than 300 Black youth...

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