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Assata Shakur remembered: A voice of struggle, a legacy of love

By STACY M. BROWN The passing of Assata Shakur has left a deep void in those who saw her as more than a revolutionary. She...

Soulful Journeys of Women preserving critical Black history 

Soulful Journeys of Women is about more than just historical reenactments. It’s about preserving Black history and inspiring the next generation.  Created in 2022 by...

Black history and memoirs by various authors

Okay, fun’s over. Summer is done, school’s back in session, fall is here, and it’s time to get serious. And guess what? You can still...

Holding on to our history

Museums tell stories — about what was important to a culture, who people were, what they did, where they went and significant events that...

6,760 Issues and counting: The Indianapolis Recorder’s legacy of representation, resilience and hope

Every Thursday for 130 years — without fail — the Indianapolis Recorder has hit the streets, landing in homes, barbershops, churches and businesses across...

Bubba Wallace makes history with Brickyard 400 Win days after championing diversity at Indy event

In a moment that resonated deeply through the motorsports archives, Bubba Wallace etched his name into history on July 27, becoming the first Black...

Keepers of history: The Black archivists preserving Hoosier history

In the words of Black writer and poet Maya Angelou, “You can't really know where you're going until you know where you have been.” Having...

The story remains … Pass it on

“Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down...

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...
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