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The show must go on: Black Documentary Film Festival returns after COVID

BREANNA COOPER - August 9, 2021

The inaugural Black Documentary Film Festival was scheduled for April 10-11, 2020, at Central Library. A grand opening ceremony and fashion show were scheduled...

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Traveling safely here, there and everywhere

TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER - August 5, 2021

You’ve always wanted to do it. You just wanted to go. You’d hop in a car or van, no GPS or map, no real itinerary,...

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Asian Fest

STAFF - August 1, 2021

The Asian American Alliance will celebrate Asian heritage during Asian Fest 1-5 p.m. Aug. 7 at Global Village Welcome Center, 4233 Lafayette Road. The...

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Black photographers showcase art at Central Library

ABRIANA HERRON - June 6, 2022

Dozens of multisized photographs hung on the walls of an old camera shop on the south side of Chicago, but none of those photos...

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Former Recorder owner pens first book

March 10, 2022

Eunice Trotter spent over 30 years tracing her ancestry. After she discovered all of this information, she asked herself, “What do I do with...

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Local author publishes debut novel, holds book signing

BREANNA COOPER - July 29, 2021

The first draft of Michael Dabney’s new novel “An Untidy Affair” was completed in 2009. After years of trying to find a publisher, his...

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Major Taylor mural honors a trailblazer

BREANNA COOPER - July 22, 2021

Nine years before Jack Johnson became the first African American heavyweight champion and 48 years before Jackie Robinson broke baseball’s color barrier, there was...

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IUPUI to launch publication centering Black theater

March 10, 2022

A new publication highlighting Black theater throughout Indiana is set to launch at IUPUI. Black Stage is an initiative of the Africana Repertory Theatre of...

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Indiana Fashion Foundation to host youth fashion camp at state fair

March 10, 2022

In less than one month, participants of the Imagine IFF fashion camp will be rushing through a scavenger hunt, searching for different textures and...

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Arts Council of Indianapolis grants focused on equity

BREANNA COOPER - July 22, 2021

Sixty-nine nonprofit arts and culture organizations in Indianapolis, a majority of which are led by or serve people of color, received a combined $1.2...

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