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On March 7, 1965, over 600 civil rights activists marched from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, demanding voting rights. They faced brutal violence from state troopers, which shocked the nation and led to the Voting Rights Act. Today, the legacy of Bloo...
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Young people of color must engage with politics as apathy threatens their future. Many remain disinterested due to toxic polarization. With 90 million eligible voters abstaining from the 2024 election, the consequences of inaction are dire. Awareness...
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Pennsylvania schools must assist 14-year-olds with IEPs in planning their futures, but practices vary across the state's 500 districts. A new state panel is pushing for necessary improvements. Understanding these transitions is crucial for students w...
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The disconcerting reality is that their effectiveness is markedly limited. Their diminished influence is visible, as they find themselves marginalized in Congress, the executive branch, and the Supreme Court. Worryingly, several Democratic leaders ap...
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Real transformation arises from grassroots initiatives rather than imposed mandates. Recently, I’ve connected with thousands in community assemblies throughout pivotal Republican regions, uniting against oligarchic influences and advocating for criti...
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During a March 2023 debate at Kansas' Statehouse, a desk adorned with an LGBTQ+ flag highlighted the ongoing struggle for trans rights. President Trump's executive order, misinterpreting Title IX, threatens funding unless trans women are banned from...
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(Photo: Getty Images) Dierra Fields, a Black woman, is suing Akron after an officer body-slammed her during a January 2024 incident. Despite an internal review justifying the officer's actions, an auditor recommended discipline. Fields was acquitted...
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EmployIndy and Indy Parks are hosting the Project Indy Interview + Hiring event on March 11 from 5:30-7 p.m. at Frederick Douglass Park Family Center. Youth aged 16-24 can explore summer job opportunities, including lifeguards and counselors. Registe...
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US Army Lieutenant General Telita Crosland, a prominent Black female officer, was reportedly compelled to retire on February 28. This announcement followed President Trump's dismissal of top military officials. Crosland’s departure raises concerns am...
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Carmel's dining experience is set to elevate with the opening of the 1933 Lounge by St. Elmo on April 1. This upscale venue features handcrafted cocktails, premium steaks, and a sophisticated ambiance, catering exclusively to guests aged 21 and older...
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Hunters Point playground is pivotal for community health. As a medical consultant, I support the "View From a Playground" project, enhancing environmental justice research. Bayview Hunters Point faces significant contamination risks, necessitating ro...
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On March 8, over 480 participants conquered downtown Indianapolis' Salesforce Tower for the American Lung Association's Fight For Air Climb, raising $210,000 for lung disease support. This event promotes lung health awareness, aiding vital research a...
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The last Black-owned bar on Third Street features a sign urging locals to "embody the stories of our elders." As gentrification reshapes Bayview, its Black community dwindles. Transit changes exacerbate issues, while rising costs push residents out,...
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In a thrilling Big Ten Tournament Championship, No. 2 seed UCLA rallied from a 13-point deficit to defeat top-seeded USC 72-67 on March 9. Lauren Betts' stellar 17-point performance led the Bruins to their first title, foreshadowing a promising NCAA...
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A Festival of Joy has launched the Brick by Brick Fund to support its fourth annual festival, celebrating Black culture in Indianapolis. This initiative invites community contributions to foster resilience and unity. The free event, returning this...