Anti-Discrimination Groups Launch Hate Crimes Database
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“Indiana remains one of only five states without a hate crime law, so it’s a perception. People see that and think they aren’t welcome here."
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Anti-Discrimination Groups Launch Hate Crimes Database By Lauren Chapman, IPB News | Published on August 17, 2017 in Crime, Government, Statewide News Amy Nelson, executive director of the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana, speaks at the Indiana Response to Hate Conference. (Lauren Chapman/IPB…
IN CASE YOU MISSED Stan Sollars' interview with Dr. Ron Kaitchuck of BSU's C.W. Brown Planetarium regarding Monday's solar eclipse, here's a link to it. Everything you wanted to know about the eclipse but were afraid to ask is right here:
indianapublicradio.org/news/2017/08/the-great-american-solar-eclipse-arrives-monday-bsus-planetar...Voorhies says labor leaders gave Trump the benefit of the doubt when he was elected. They hoped he’d save more factory jobs like those at Carrier in Indianapolis, and pass policies to prevent outsourcing and ensure healthcare for working people. They’ve been disappointed so far.
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Trump Race Remarks, Folded Councils ‘Last Straw’ For Indiana Labor By Annie Ropeik, IPB News | Published on August 16, 2017 in Business, Politics, Statewide News National AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka speaks at a Bernie Sanders and United Steelworkers rally in Indianapolis last year. (Annie Ropei...