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Shamgar and the danger of the exceptional negro

There is a dangerous habit that hides in the heart of the human imagination — the habit of waiting. Waiting for the hero. Waiting...

NAATC 2026 season to include ā€˜Willa B’s Letter,’ ā€˜Storytelling Slam’

The Naptown African American Theatre Collective hopes to push the limits of what audiences think about freedom this season.  The NAATC is doing things a...

The unfinished fight for health equityĀ 

Black History Month is often a time to reflect on political milestones, cultural achievements and civil rights victories. But for many public health leaders,...

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...

SekhemĀ Institute creates space for healing rooted in Black history and heritageĀ 

As Black History Month highlights the leaders shaping community life and cultural legacy, one Indianapolis organization is creating space for healing rooted in ancestral...

Recorder Rewind: Black History Month celebration

Check out photos from David Dixon below. Multimedia Reporter Noral Parham compiled this gallery. Contact him at 317-762-7846 or email at noralp@indyrecorder.com. Follow him...

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...

‘AnimatingĀ ancestors’: IgnoredĀ BlackĀ architects of American imaginationĀ 

As American animation continues to push forward, the artists who draw some of its most memorable images remain largely absent from the historical record. However, the story...

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...

Black history month:Ā Honoring Black health leaders from past to presentĀ 

As Black History Month continues, communities across the country are taking time to recognize the individuals whose work has shaped American life, advanced equity and improved...
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