Protecting all Hoosiers from crimes motivated by hate is simply the right thing to do. Our time is now.
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Why is this legislation important? Employers won’t invest and expand in places that don’t welcome their workforce, especially in industries where competitiveness relies on recruiting tech, engineering and science skills. Take a look at the thoughts of Genesys CEO Paul Segre on the value of a team and community that do not tolerate hate.
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This past weekend, West Coast rapper Nipsey Hussle (“Walk in my shoes,” “Dedication”) was slain in Los Angeles as he prepared for a meeting with LAPD officials the next day exploring ways to ease gang violence in LA. A promising talent, seeking reconciliation, snuffed out by senseless violence…a somber story…
(INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 2, 2019) Indy Chamber President & CEO, Michael Huber offered the following statement on behalf of the Indiana Competes coalition regarding today’s Indiana Senate concurrence vote on SB198, sending the bill to Governor Holcomb after it was amended last week to become the General Assembly’s surviving bias crimes proposal:“With…
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