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IBE chair pleased with 42nd annual Summer Celebration

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON -
The 42nd annual Summer Celebration hosted by Indiana Black Expo has come to a close and overall many people were satisfied. In a Facebook...
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Judge Darden retires from Court of Appeals

For the Recorder -
The Court of Appeals of Indiana conducted a July 25 retirement ceremony and celebration honoring Judge Carr Darden as he retired from the court...
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Blacks make up half of the nation’s homeless

BRANDON A. PERRY -
Thousands of people walked up and down the crowded streets of downtown during Indiana Black Expo’s Summer Celebration last week. They had a chance...
Opinion

Political ecumenicalism missing at Black Expo’s Ecumenical Service

AMOS BROWN III -
African-American elected officials in Indianapolis are livid over what they perceived was severe disrespect towards one of their own at Indiana Black Expo’s Ecumenical...
Opinion

Jesse Jackson Jr.’s illness leads to many questions

SHANNON WILLIAMS -
The situation regarding Chicago Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr.’s absence from Congress has led to a slew of questions. At the top of the list...
Health

Brain tumor basics

Stephanie Wagner, M.D. -
Few things are more devastating than receiving the news that you have a brain tumor. But what is a brain tumor? How can you...
Religion

‘Glorious-The Redemption’ will tell a tale through worship

ADRIAN KENDRICK -
hurchgoers may attend services for the powerful praise and worship or to hear the enticing message preached by the pastor. Yet how often is...
Local News

Living on the straight and narrow: Ex-offenders tell tales of incarceration, redemption

Jessica Williams Gibson -
Last week, readers of the Recorder learned about New Life Development Ministries, a program that provides construction training to ex-offenders. Those who are deemed...
Local News

Pulitzer-winning columnist William Raspberry dies

From wire services -
William Raspberry, a Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for The Washington Post and one of the most widely read Black journalists of his generation, died Tuesday....
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Dividing the Black community?

BRANDON A. PERRY -
More than ever, discussions are taking place around the country about the controversial topic of rights for gay, lesbian and bisexual individuals. Recent developments...
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