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07/29/2022

This video is about I was Lost Lavitta Murray Joe l BHS 2022

08/31/2021

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Tobacco-Free Kids & GHAI Present 'Rising in Their Power,' a showcase of young leaders changing policies around the globe.

07/08/2021

"We Are The Ones We Have Been Waiting For"

08/30/2020

Lavitta Murray Call to Action !
Black Women March
Defend Yourself 79th Central Rally, Sunday,August 29,2020

11/05/2019

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This year, Miss America, Miss USA and Miss Teen USA are black women.

11/05/2019

While the civil rights movement of the 1960s was most prominent in the segregated South, African-Americans faced difficulties throughout the US. Indiana University at the time was populated overwhelmingly with white students, leaving the few hundred black students feeling disenfranchised and discriminated against. These feelings began to boil to the surface in 1968, particularly in the wake of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s assassination. Led by a graduate student named Clarence “Rollo” Turner, black students at IU became increasingly vocal about issues such as lack of representation by African-Americans in University administration, low numbers of black faculty and students, and discriminatory practices in the Greek system. It was this last issue that would spark the most dramatic and successful protest by black students at IU during the 1960s.

11/05/2019

Indiana Voices Libray
Indiana Voices is always looking for variety of different volunteers to fill openings as they occur. At present, possible volunteer opportunities are for narrator/monitor teams (two individuals are needed to apply together), audio monitors and audio editors.

Persons interested in learning more about these opportunities are encouraged to email Director of Indiana Voices Linden Coffman, call 317-232-3683 or check the Indiana State Library website.

11/05/2019

In part 3 of our series about the Indiana lead contamination crisis, we ask the question that has been on a lot of viewers' minds. Was race a factor in 1972 ...

02/18/2017

02/18/2017

Here is what you can do;Talk about where its going to happen.
1. Get everyone you know to buy a T-shirt same print from Vistaprint.com. Get your T-shirts group to buy and sell.
Encourage Everyone to buy second T-shirt for prisoner coming home.
2. Spread awareness about where its going to happen, Get out T-shirts at events, in neighborhoods on compasses, on bus seats and in Laundromats. Make a special effort to reach out to black women communities. On social media, spread the hashtag Million Women March Cleveland-everywhere.
3.Get T-shirts flyers into local libraries. People can't reddit if they can see it. Take a rack in libraries and local T-shirt stores. in addition, if women request the T-shirh the can also make a difference.
4.Carry and share this T-shirt flyer through your networks and where possible please print about the Million Women March Cleveland
Join the Movement black women fighting the battle against police brutality, oppression, stop & frisk, hatred, civil rights violation and is constitutionally right. Together we can stand with our children

02/14/2017

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02/04/2017

Event Timing: Volunteering Submission for March Women March in Cleveland Ohio 2017 Event Address: Cleveland Ohio 2017 Contact us at (216) 410-9830 or [email protected]