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Juneteenth: remembrance of resistance

Juneteenth has held importance in the souls of Black Americans since the summer of 1865. The emancipation of slaves on June 19th of that...

Juneteenth: The truth beyond the myth

A dangerous consequence of not knowing our history is not knowing our truth. Many Americans are taught that the Emancipation Proclamation, signed by President Abraham...

Honoring Ida P. Hagan WhitakerĀ 

On Saturday, May 31, the community of Ferdinand, Indiana gathered to honor a remarkable Black woman whose life and work broke down barriers in...

GriotSpeaks: Reclaiming our story, restoring our pride

In many African cultures, the Griot is more than a storyteller. The Griot is the living archive of the community — a guardian of memory,...

Q&A: A’Lelia Bundles talks archiving Black history and her new book ‘Joy Goddess’Ā 

A’Lelia Bundles is finally telling the story of her namesake in her new book ā€œJoy Goddess: A'Lelia Walker and the Harlem Renaissance.ā€  The Indianapolis native...

A centennial power: Imam Michael ā€˜Mikal’ Saahir on Malcolm X, his legacy and loveĀ 

The Indianapolis City-County Council has proclaimed May 19, 2025, as Malcolm X Day in Indianapolis. The centennial commemoration will unfold across Malcolm X Weekend...

Phyllis Wheatley YWCA commemorated with historical marker

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street now has a new Indiana State historical marker, commemorating the Indianapolis Phyllis Wheatley YWCA. Named after the first published...

April in Black history: 7 moments that shaped the struggle for justice

April is often associated with spring and renewal, but it also powerfully reminds us of the struggles and triumphs within Black history. From rebellion...

Five (spoiler-free) reasons to see ‘Sinners’ now

Writer and director Ryan Coogler and actor Michael B. Jordan have teamed up again with their latest film, a vampire thriller called ā€œSinners.ā€ Here...

University students talk Black history and building their own legacy

Future Black Leaders, Inc. (FBL) is a group of high school and college students across Indiana. ā€œThe mission of Future Black Leaders is to radiate...
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