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King’s inspiration passed on from parents to son

JONATHAN BIRDSONG - March 29, 2018

By the time I arrived in the world (circa 1974), Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was not only the face of the early ‘60s...

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MLK’s assassination: Why didn’t Indianapolis erupt into violence?

Guest Contributor - March 29, 2018

When Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, riots broke out in major cities across the U.S. These demonstrations, later known as the “Holy Week...

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Indianapolis and the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

BRITTANY KING - March 29, 2018

On April 4, 1968, Robert Kennedy, the younger brother of John F. Kennedy, stood on a podium in what is now Kennedy-King Park at...

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Meet your (law)maker Sen. Greg Taylor

Staff Report - March 22, 2018

Each week throughout the 2018 General Assembly, the Recorder will spotlight one of the 14 members of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus.Name: Greg TaylorDistrict:...

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Spring into cleaning: Five pro tips to improve your home this spring

Guest Contributor - March 22, 2018

It’s that time of year again! The sun is shining and, on good days, temperatures are rising in Indiana. It is no surprise that...

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Their vote, their voice: Increasing Black millennial turnout

Guest Contributor - March 22, 2018

On National Student Walkout Day, Black students joined thousands of their peers across the country to march for more gun control and safer schools. Will...

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We will not be silenced: net neutrality and the Black community

Guest Contributor - March 15, 2018

When a California-based activist posted the phrase #BlackLivesMatter on social media in 2013, she had no way of knowing her sentiment would launch one...

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Indianapolis residents celebrate milestone birthdays

OSEYE BOYD oseyeb@indyrecorder.com - March 15, 2018

Elmon Myers turned 104 on Monday. Two days later, Bernice Bohannon turned 108. Both say clean living is the prescription for a long life. “I worked...

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Indianapolis students take part in National Walkout Day

Guest Contributor - March 14, 2018

Students across Indianapolis participated in National Walkout Day to show solidarity with victims of gun violence and to demand better laws.At Broad Ripple High...

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Meet your (law)maker Vernon G. Smith

Staff Report - March 8, 2018

Each week throughout the 2018 General Assembly, the Recorder will spotlight one of the 14 members of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus. District: Indiana House...

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