racial justice

The 'Say Their Names' art exhibit encourages students to research and think deeply about elements of Black history that may make them uncomfortable.

The 'Say Their Names' exhibits encourages students to choose and research an event or person in Black history and create art about them.

Students took inspiration from the lives of those affected by racist violence and police brutality.

The full title of this week’s episode of WBOI Presents is “George Floyd, One Year Later: An Uncomfortable Conversation with Sharon Tucker and…

This week’s program comes from Manchester University’s Values, Ideas and the Arts series.We’ll hear from David Luke, interim diversity officer and…

This week’s program comes from Manchester University’s Values, Ideas and the Arts series.We’ll hear from Fort Wayne City Councilman Glynn Hines, a 1973…

Goshen, Indiana, is a little blue dot in a mostly red, rural county. Its Main Street is a simple two-lane street, but gets a lot of traffic being one of…

Indiana law enforcement leaders defended their profession and the justice system at a forum on race and law enforcement held in Indianapolis Tuesday.The…

In reporting and presenting a story on historic practices of racism, language and images that are offensive are included in this report. Reader discretion…

The WNBA stood with major sporting leagues across the country postponing playoff games for several days last week. One Indiana Fever player said part of…