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Black history can save America

I look forward to celebrating Black History Month every year. It’s a time to celebrate our achievements, our culture, and our lives. But this...

Mike Epps opens The Right Jab Boxing Gym in Indy

The Right Jab Boxing Gym celebrated its grand opening on Feb. 13. Mike Epps, comedian and Indianapolis native, was there to open his new...

Honoring Black Hoosier artists who have left a lasting mark on Indianapolis

Indianapolis has a long, storied history of Black creatives who have left a lasting impression on their communities.  This Black History Month, the Recorder is...

2026 Black History Month Student Poetry & Essay Contest

In recognition of Black History Month, The Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper is inviting local students to participate in our poetry and essay contest. Students in grades...

Truth demands action: Rethinking King, Malcolm and us

As we observe Black History Month, 2026, it is imperative to address two truths.  First, ā€œtheyā€ did not give us the shortest month of the...

Q&A: JPMorganChase’s Shaunte Robinson talks about inclusive banking and financial inclusion

Shaunte Robinson, Business Development Executive and Midwest Segment Lead for Inclusive Banking at J.P. Morgan Commercial Banking, sat down with the Recorder to discuss...

State-wide changes for graduation requirements in Indiana

Starting with the class of 2029, Indiana will implement new graduation requirements for high school students. In Dec. 2024, Indiana legislators began the switch...

Madam Walker Legacy Center ā€˜breaks sky’ on rooftop venueĀ 

The Madam Walker Legacy Center (MWLC) officially ā€œbroke skyā€ on its rooftop renovations.  Community members gathered at the MWLC on Feb. 4 alongside city officials and philanthropic,...

Flanner Fringe Lab returns with 2026 cohort

Flanner House and IF Theatre and teaming up again to present new play readings by 10 new and emerging playwrights from the Flanner House...

REVIEW: IRT’s ā€˜Joe Turner’s Come and Gone’ a heavy message of Black hope

To continue sharing Black stories, The Indiana Repertory Theatre’s production of ā€œJoe Turner’s Come and Goneā€ is sure to leave a lasting impression on...
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