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America has long embraced the ethos of redemption stories—a belief in second chances and the possibility of new beginnings. This ideal is deeply woven into our cultural narratives and enshrined in our Constitution's power to pardon, which embodies fo...
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Indiana artist Anthony Radford attributes the public library as a pivotal influence in cultivating his artistic perspective. “I was surrounded by books,” he reflects. “As I explored the art world, I connected with culturally engaged individuals who g...
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“When they entered the city, they ascended to the upper room where they resided; namely, Peter, John, and others. United in purpose, they devoted themselves to continuous prayer, joined by women, Mary the mother of Jesus, and His brothers… “When the...
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The International Center, in partnership with former Mayor Greg Ballard, is proudly presenting the second annual Loving Day Celebration in Indianapolis. This significant gathering honors the historic Supreme Court case, Loving v. Virginia, which, in...
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NASHVILLE, TN – Tonight at 7 pm, Nashville PBS hosts an exciting live taping of The Good In Us during the A Slice of Community event at 161 Rains Avenue. This free event requires reservations, with the taping commencing at 8 pm. Jerome Moore, host an...
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Nashville, TN – Tennessee clergymen have denounced the Supreme Court's ruling that permits the Trump administration to rescind Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for around 500,000 legal refugees from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. They assert...
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In my political journey, I recall voting for Republican Nelson Rockefeller, but today, my allegiance firmly lies with the Democrats. While past transgressions remain, current leaders represent significant progress. James Carville, a fellow Louisiana...
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“The President currently holds no public stance on the reparations debate,” remarked a senior White House Official amid ongoing discussions surrounding the issue in Maryland. Governor Wes Moore has recently vetoed proposals for a reparations study, w...
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Robert Foster has been elected as the new president of the American Tennis Association (ATA), bringing not only financial expertise but also a passionate commitment to the organization’s storied 109-year legacy. He envisions expanding both awareness...