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Silent damage: How lead exposure may be fueling kidney disease in Indianapolis 

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Lead is a known toxin, long associated with developmental delays and neurological problems in children, but research shows that its dangers go far beyond childhood learning issues.   Chronic lead exposure...
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Trump administration boosts HBCU funding after cutting grants for Hispanic-serving colleges

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By COLLIN BINKLEY The Trump administration is redirecting nearly $500 million in federal funding toward historically Black colleges and tribal colleges, a one-time investment covered primarily by cuts to other...
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Soulful Journeys of Women preserving critical Black history 

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Soulful Journeys of Women is about more than just historical reenactments. It’s about preserving Black history and inspiring the next generation.  Created in 2022 by...
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Martin University President Sean L. Huddleston to step down after six years of leadership 

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Martin University announced that President Sean L. Huddleston will step down from his role effective Nov. 28, 2025.   According to a statement released by the...
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Thriving in predominantly white schools: How Black families can support their middle and high school students

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For many Black families in Indianapolis, the decision to send their child to a predominantly white middle or high school comes with both opportunity...
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Soulful Journeys of Women preserving critical Black history 

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Soulful Journeys of Women is about more than just historical reenactments. It’s about preserving Black history and inspiring the next generation.  Created in 2022 by local educators Donnice Robinson and...
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 Footlite Musicals presents a timely love story in ‘The Prom’ 

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“The Prom,” a heartfelt story about young love, inclusion and fighting injustice, is coming to Footlite Musicals this fall.  “The Prom” is a love story...
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Ashley C. Ford to deliver Keynote at 2025 Gathering of Writers  

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Local author Ashley C. Ford will deliver the Keynote at the 2025 Gathering of Writers.   Hosted by the Indiana Writers Center (IWC), the annual Gathering...
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BLACK: A Festival of Joy returns this Saturday, Sept. 13 to Taggart Memorial Amphitheater

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SPECIAL TO THE RECORDER BLACK: A Festival of Joy returns for its fourth iteration this Saturday, September 13, 2025, to Taggart Memorial Amphitheater in Riverside Park,...
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