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IPS honors Dr. King

STAFF - January 13, 2021

Rev. Dr. Carlos Perkins, pastor of Bethel Cathedral AME Church, will be the keynote speaker for the Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) 40th annual tribute...

Opinion

Fight Like Ida, Octavia and Mari

IMHOTEP ADISA - July 13, 2020

These are challenging times:● The “coming out of the closet” of white nationalists in the United States and the world● The unrelenting impact of...

Vandalized yet victorious

Guest Contributor - November 18, 2016

Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream that one day we’d all live in a nation free from the bondage of racism and oppression....

Community Voices

African-American Facts for Week of: April 3, 2016

Annette Johnson - April 6, 2016

Know Your History!Up to the early 20th century, most American knowledge of Black history was limited to the African American struggle through slavery and...

Arts & Culture

An Honor Well Deserved

Annette Johnson - January 20, 2016

This past week has been very rewarding, as we celebrated the life of the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (January 15, 1929 –...

Community Voices

African-American History for Week of: November 1, 2015

Annette Johnson - November 4, 2015

Know Your History!While slavery in America hosts the background of Black history, the African American impact on history reaches beyond the country's early history,...

Community Voices

African-American Facts for Week of: October 11th

Annette Johnson - October 14, 2015

Know Your History!The precursor to Black History Month was created in 1926 in the United States, when historian Carter G. Woodson founded the Association...

Unite for Change Campaign Recognizes the National Day of Remembrance

News Release - September 23, 2015

This year marks the 8th year that September 25th has been recognized as a day of remembering murder victims. In 2007, Congress designatedSeptember 25th as the "National Day of...

Community Voices

African-American Facts for Week of: August 23rd

Annette Johnson - August 24, 2015

Know Your History!Up to the early 20th century, most American knowledge of Black history was limited to the African American struggle through slavery and...

Thousands March Nearly 900 Miles in Journey for Justice

Curtis Bunn, Urban News Service - August 5, 2015

The movement that began in a bungalow is traveling nearly 900 miles to the home of Dr. King’s “Dream.”A coalition of organizations, led by...

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From 13-hour days to 6-month sabbatical, Pastor Johnson finds time for rest

‘Black women are targeted’: racial reckoning in Indianapolis Public Library

IU researcher: Pandemic confirms how low-quality jobs affect African Americans’ health

Incident with district police officer left Black teacher ‘stressed and anxious’

Indianapolis Public Library launches summer reading programs

Teen who recorded Floyd’s arrest, death wins Pulitzer nod

Announces 1,150th graduate

Cultural Competency Part 4: health care

Cultural Competency Part 3: education

Letter to the editor: Education investment by General Assembly and Gov. Holcomb are a game-changer

#IndyWaterwaysChallenge launches to encourage visiting 6 Indianapolis waterways

Library environment far from tranquil for many Black employees

What’s up with critical race theory?

Indianapolis Motor Speedway fueling effort for more minority drivers, fans

Three sport athlete understands hard work pays off

The Convo featuring Ashley Gurvitz

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