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ACLU sues over Indiana’s ban on ‘human sexuality’ instruction

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Indiana filed a lawsuit challenging House Bill 1608. According to the text of House Bill 1608, a school...

The bounty in the butter: ROJOrganics born out of need for self-care

Jade Parker-Dinkins, founder and CEO of ROJOrganics, is using her beauty and skincare products to help prioritize her own health and wellness. Parker-Dinkins began her...

Broadway United Methodist Church: One of many safe spaces for LGBTQ+ community

It doesn’t matter who you are or where you are from, Broadway United Methodist Church welcomes you with open arms. The historic church off of...

Diverse line of local talent to headline Bloombox Festival

The Harrison Center’s annual Bloombox Festival returns this weekend with a full day of music, art and food from Indy’s backyard. Celebrating its 22nd year,...

The summer of smoke is just getting started

Unusually hot and dry conditions are fueling an early and intense wildfire season in Canada and blanketing the U.S. in a toxic haze. Last...

Equity in supplier diversity: 3 tips for expanding your programs

A 2006 study by the Hackett Group found that companies focused on supplier diversity saw a 33% return on the cost of operations, resulting...

Celebrate Juneteenth in Indianapolis all weekend long

If you are wondering where you can celebrate Juneteenth National Freedom Day in Indianapolis, look no further. The Recorder put together a list of...

How does God guide us?

“The Lord directs our steps, so why try to understand everything along the way?” Proverbs 20:24 NLT How often have you wondered, “What is God’s...

Accidental shootings on the rise; Children most vulnerable

On the steps of a home on North Kealing Avenue sits a memorial full of toys and stuffed animals. A small pair of orange and black Nikes sit in the middle of the memorial to commemorate the life of 5-year-old Hakiem Scott.

Father’s Day Special: God Shammgod and God Shammgod Jr.

God Shammgod said basketball was the first thing his son, God Shammgod Jr., saw when he entered the world.

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