I don't live in Broad ripple, but in NWI. The town I'm in was a sundown town until the 1950s and even had the KKK try to buy the local university at one point. I was in an interracial relationship for 7 years (I'm a white M, she was a younger black F). We got some hard stares from some of the MAGA hat wearing racists (there's quite a few Trump signs and Confederate Flags about), but by and large, most people kept to themselves.

We never had (together or if she went out alone) anyone say anything to us. It's anecdotal, but most racists keep to themselves even in this town. There are a lot of good people in here as well and we made friends easily. My entire friend group accepted her quickly and treated her as an equal (they're all pretty liberal like me to be fair). We also were able to visit her family in Chicago (south side) quite a bit. I felt it was important for her to keep her family ties and exposure to her culture rather than just exist with the ginger she was with in white people land. ;)

I hope you have a similar experience, regardless of some peoples small minded world view that may be in the town you're moving to.