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Debit vs. Credit: Which Plastic is Safer to Swipe?

For the Recorder - February 5, 2014

Recent news of breaches in security at several major retailers has revealed the uncertainty of consumer safety at the checkout line. Locally, White Lodging,...

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Marion Stuart, prominent entrepreneur, dies

BRANDON A. PERRY - January 30, 2014

Marion Stuart, a prominent African-American entrepreneur in Indianapolis and one of the few surviving community leaders from the World War II era, has died.Stuart,...

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The State of the Union and African-Americans

Guest Contributor - January 30, 2014

While the State of the Union is a unique opportunity for President Barack Obama to talk directly with all Americans, this year’s speech had...

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The State of the Union and African-Americans

Spencer Overton The Huffington Post - January 30, 2014

While the State of the Union is a unique opportunity for President Barack Obama to talk directly with all Americans, this year’s speech had...

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Slavery in Indiana

BRANDON A. PERRY - January 30, 2014

Is slavery still possible in Indiana?A local minister and a state senator are expressing concern that disunity among African-American leaders is keeping that question...

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Hometown Pride

Jessica R. Key - January 30, 2014

When Casie Stone graduated from Emerson High School in Gary, Ind., in 2009, she left to attend college at Indianapolis University-Purdue University in Indianapolis....

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Indianapolis Library to celebrate Black artists

For the Recorder - January 24, 2014

Black history month is in February and is widely known as a celebration of African-Americans and their accomplishments. Each year, the Indianapolis Public Library...

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Marijuana legalization debate heats up

BRANDON A. PERRY - January 24, 2014

Bridget Johnson always shows up for work at a northside restaurant on time. Her managers love her work ethic and many of the customers...

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‘Genocide’

Jessica R. Key - January 24, 2014

Ericka Wheeler was surprised and saddened when she learned of the death of her cousin Dayeon “DaDa” Johnson.“He was a young boy who had...

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AT&T: A company that cares

Jessica R. Key - January 16, 2014

AT&T Indiana has a new leader at its helm. William Soards II has recently been named president of AT&T Indiana and promises to maintain...

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