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Ruby Bridges ‘comes to town’

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The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis will host a live virtual chat with civil rights icon Ruby Bridges at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 11. Bridges, who was...
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Free food and flu shots

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The Indianapolis Urban League will have a drive-thru offering free boxes of pantry staples and ready-to-serve meals, an NCAA 2021 Final Four swag bag...
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RECORDER EXCLUSIVE: Reflections with Dr. Woody Myers

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Editor’s note: Dr. Woody Myers, former Democratic candidate for governor, sat down with the Recorder for a one-on-one interview following the election. Responses have...
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Donation drive for homeless

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First Horizon Home Health Care announced a donation drive to collect winter care items for those experiencing homelessness. The donation drive, in partnership with Wheeler...
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Hoosiers celebrate Biden, Harris

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Hours after former Vice President Joe Biden was projected the winner of the 2020 presidential election Nov. 7, Hoosiers flocked to Monument Circle to...
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Recorder mural honors history, nods to the future

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The Indianapolis Recorder has been a leading voice for African Americans for 125 years. Now, a mural on the side of the building pays...
Education

IUPUI hopes to repay debt to community

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On June 19, a group of IUPUI students, led by representatives of the Black Student Union (BSU), met on campus to voice their frustrations...
Health

‘Beloved’ doctor’s childbirth death reminder of a tragic trend for Black moms

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As a pediatric chief resident at Indiana University’s medical school, Dr. Chaniece Wallace had a list of blessings. This fall, the 30-year-old was interviewing...
Business

Business leaders want accomplices, not just allies

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Business leaders know the community looks at their commitments to racial equity and diversity with a skeptical eye. That’s why they spend half of...
Education

Longtime IPS board member dies

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Hazel Stewart, an education advocate and longtime Indianapolis Public Schools board member, died Oct. 28. She was 88. Stewart served as the IPS commissioner for...
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