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(TriceEdneyWire.com) – In light of the ongoing racial injustices, I reflected on Thaddeus Stevens, a historical figure exemplifying moral courage for White individuals advocating racial respect and justice. Often overlooked, Stevens championed repara...
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In this captivating episode of NJGPOD, we engage with Jennifer Douglass, a certified bridge instructor, tournament director, and the innovative mind behind “Family Feud/Family Bridge.” Hailing from Virginia Beach, Jennifer reveals how the timeless ca...
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The United States bears a disconcerting history of imposing harsh measures on Haitian immigrants, rooted in anti-Black biases and apprehensions regarding emancipation. As the inaugural Black republic, Haiti is viewed as a potential menace, prompting...
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A Mississippi church deacon is being celebrated as a "hero" after tragically losing his life while safeguarding others during a shooting at an Easter egg hunt. On April 12, Deacon Eddie Shed of Empowerment Ministries Christian Center in Gulfport was...
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An Indianapolis waitress was reportedly let go for allegedly stating that tipping was compulsory for a Black couple dining at Thaitanium. A viral clip showcases her serving a White family post-incident. The couple later verified her dismissal after s...
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On April 16, community members joined forces with Corteva and the Indiana State Fairgrounds to inaugurate the Corteva Coliseum. Audrey Grimm emphasized that this collaboration reflects Corteva’s commitment to Indiana’s agricultural sector. Since 1939...
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On April 3, our community experienced an unexpected withdrawal of humanities funding essential for local history education, library improvements, and civic projects throughout Indiana. The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) ceased grants fol...
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April heralds National Financial Literacy Month, underscoring the critical need for improved money management amid current economic hurdles. Experts assert that financial education extends beyond simple budgeting to include taxes, insurance, investme...
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On Saturday, April 5, a monumental global protest is set to unfold, marking a vital juncture following Donald Trump's second inauguration. More than 600 events are scheduled across all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and various international cities, as...
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Governor Mike Braun has enacted two executive orders aimed at reforming Indiana’s corrections system by reducing recidivism and enhancing conditions for correctional officers. Executive Order 25-46 focuses on supporting inmates’ reintegration into...
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Health by Design, in partnership with the City of Indianapolis, has introduced an online survey and interactive mapping tool aimed at collecting community insights for Vision Zero, a campaign focused on eradicating traffic fatalities and severe injur...
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Virginia Union University has unveiled an innovative six-week Doula Certification Program, the first of its kind at a historically Black college or university (HBCU), aimed at combating the alarming maternal mortality rates. This program equips profe...
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The Indianapolis Department of Business and Neighborhood Services (DBNS) has introduced an innovative interactive road closure viewer, offering residents timely updates on road projects, detours, and city events. This user-centric tool merges data fr...
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Indiana University's Claudia Mera Reina has secured a $159,000 grant from the Alzheimer’s Association to investigate the biological link between brain trauma and Alzheimer’s. Her research centers on Hexokinase 2 (HK2), an enzyme involved in microglia...
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Governor Mike Braun has enacted Senate Bill 1 (SB 1), a transformative revision of Indiana's property tax framework. Lauded by proponents as “historic tax relief,” the legislation promises considerable savings for homeowners, farmers, and businesses....