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Indianapolis hosts the 16th annual World Series of Comedy (WSOC) at the WIT Theater, March 12-15. With over 500 comedians competing, this event offers exposure and career opportunities. Past winners appear on major platforms like Netflix and Comedy C...
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The American Heart Association's “Libraries with Heart” initiative offers free blood pressure checks at all 25 Indianapolis Public Library locations. Patrons access monitors and educational materials. Gregory A. Hill emphasizes libraries' roles in he...
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Amidst irony, the radical right has crafted its own "New World Order." The U.S. weakens alliances, like NATO, and slashes vital programs like USAID, altering global leadership dynamics. This shift aligns the nation more closely with authoritarian reg...
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By Sym Posey | The Birmingham Times The 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday and the Selma to Montgomery March celebrates pivotal history, honoring activists who fought for voting rights. Salute Selma, Inc. leads this year's commemoration, highlighting...
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Amazon will sponsor the Magic City Classic, the largest HBCU football game, at Birmingham’s Legion Field on October 25, 2025. The partnership celebrates Black culture and HBCU excellence. City officials highlight the event's $23 million economic impa...
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Momentum Leaders' CEO, April Benetollo, initially hesitated to join the 2013 Executive Class, doubting its necessity. However, the experience revealed a supportive network of powerful women, emphasizing leadership, personal growth, and sisterhood. Mo...
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Raven Holloway, Program Director at Momentum Works, exemplifies resilience and empowerment. Raised by her grandmother, she overcame obstacles through relentless curiosity. From theater studies to addiction treatment advocacy, her journey reflects emp...
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The Dallas Project Church held a special service featuring Rev. Dr. Al Sharpton for Black History Month. Sharpton's message focused on resilience and the Black church's historical significance in societal movements. Attendees included Dallas County C...
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Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) will enhance safety by removing center crosswalks at seven light rail stations from March to May. Construction on the Green, Blue, and Red Lines will focus on pedestrian safety and operator visibility. DART Transform...
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Texas A&M braces for potential budget cuts as Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick targets DEI initiatives in higher education. University leaders scramble to restore funds, facing $423 million in cuts. The move highlights ongoing tensions as Texas navigates bud...
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The North Central Texas Council of Governments invites public input on transportation projects at a hybrid meeting on March 10, noon, at NCTCOG offices, Arlington. Attend online at Publicinput.com/nctcogMar25 or call 855-925-2801, code 11112. Public...
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The Student Engagement Center at Dallas College, Cedar Valley, fosters collaboration and community, featuring adaptable learning spaces. The $24.4 million facility includes classrooms, a multi-purpose room, and an outdoor plaza, enhancing educational...
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Harvard psychiatrist and civil rights leader Dr. Alvin Poussaint, who passed at 90, was a trailblazer in racial mental health studies. He advocated for categorizing severe racism as a mental disorder and inspired countless Black medical professionals...
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Indiana Landmarks offers $10,000 scholarships for Black preservation leaders through the Black Heritage Preservation Program. Scholarships target Black Indiana students in relevant majors, with a May 2 application deadline. Additionally, two paid int...
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The Indy DPW has closed the Washington Square Mall recycling site, citing possible illegal dumping or vandalism. Community sites are for household recyclables only, with strict rules against commercial use. Accepted items include glass, plastic bottl...
