TAG

black history month

Frontpage Headline

Black history month: Honoring Black health leaders from past to present

HANNA RAUWORTH - February 10, 2026

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...

Community Voices

A legacy of love

RAE KARIM - February 6, 2026

What do you think of when you hear the word legacy? Do tangible references, such as family heirlooms or financial inheritances, come to mind?...

Arts & Culture

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

CHLOE McGOWAN - February 5, 2026

To continue sharing Black stories, The Indiana Repertory Theatre’s production of “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone” is sure to leave a lasting impression on...

Frontpage Headline

Black innovation is American history: The overlooked legacy that built our everyday world

NORAL PARHAM - February 4, 2026

As Black History Month continues, the conversation often turns to enduring struggles and cultural triumphs. However, in the halls of the Indiana Statehouse, City-County...

Arts & Culture

Community Arts Calendar: Ways to celebrate Black History Month in Indianapolis

CHLOE McGOWAN - January 30, 2026

There are lots of things to celebrate in February, including Valentine’s Day, Mardi Gras, Ramadan, Lunar New Year, the Super Bowl and notably, Black...

Black History Matters

2026 Black History Month Student Poetry & Essay Contest

CAMIKE JONES - January 26, 2026

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...

Black History Matters

University students talk Black history and building their own legacy

CAMIKE JONES - March 27, 2025

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

Black History Matters

Celebrating February: A month of pivotal moments in Black history

CAMIKE JONES - March 13, 2025

February is more than just Black History Month — it is a time to reflect on powerful events that have shaped not only African...

Black History Matters

Black History Month student poetry and essay contest winners

CAMIKE JONES - July 25, 2025

The Indianapolis Recorder congratulates the two winners of the 2025 Black History Month Student Poetry and Essay contest. In the poetry category, Genesis Henry...

Black History Matters

Little Miss Indy Juneteenth visits the Indianapolis Recorder

CAMIKE JONES - February 28, 2025

Kennedy Twyman, best known as Little Miss Indy Juneteenth visited the Indianapolis Recorder on Feb. 17. In recognition of Black History Month, Twyman toured...

12 3...8 Page 1 of 8

City-County Councilors urge stronger guardrails for data center development in Indianapolis

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

Newfields’ ‘Bold’ presents an exploratory journey through contemporary art

INDEMS report a record number of democratic candidate filings ahead of Indiana’s 2026 Primary

“Grooming looks like kindness”: Expert warns parents about online predators

City-County Councilors urge stronger guardrails for data center development in Indianapolis

Community members in Martindale Brightwood question true costs of data centers

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

Newfields’ ‘Bold’ presents an exploratory journey through contemporary art

A legacy of love

Choosing moral courage

The Black Student Union at IU Indy: Moving from cancellation to celebration to liberation

Pacers can’t afford to get nothing for Mathurin.

Recorder Rewind: Cathedral versus Bishop Chatard (Photos)

Recorder Rewind: Pacers defeat Celtics 98-96

Recorder Rewind: Pacers defeat Heat 123-99 (photos)

Recorder Rewind: Butler vs St. John’s

black history month

Stay connected

Latest news

City-County Councilors urge stronger guardrails for data center development in Indianapolis

Community members in Martindale Brightwood question true costs of data centers

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

Newfields’ ‘Bold’ presents an exploratory journey through contemporary art

INDEMS report a record number of democratic candidate filings ahead of Indiana’s 2026 Primary

About Us

Categories

black history month

Subscribe to our newsletter

Stay connected

Latest news

About Us

Categories

Get our Newsletter