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Loving you is a battle

A nation's oldest contradiction ā€œLoving you is like a battle, and we both end up with scars.ā€ Lauryn Hill was singing about love; she could have...

Indy soapboxĀ racerĀ Shelton Taylor prepares for the World Championships in Akron

Summer in Indiana is traditionally defined by the roar of internal combustion engines at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. However, on the city's west side,...

Teddy Riley’s next hit is reinvention

More than 40 years after being widely credited with inventing New Jack Swing — the sound that reshaped R&B — Teddy Riley isn't talking...

The real 250: Breaking barriers and sidelining segregation in sports since America’sĀ inception

The arena of athletic competition has historically functioned as both a mirror and a laboratory for American democracy. As the United States celebrates its semiquincentennial,...

Remembering Marcus Garvey: Indiana Landmarks celebrates Juneteenth through history

Indiana Landmarks hosted its fourth annual Juneteenth celebration on June 19 in Indianapolis’ Old Northside neighborhood, highlighting the life and legacy of Marcus Garvey...

Each on teach one: Juneteenth and the Black tradition of self-education

It is the eve of Juneteenth, and I am listening to Attorney Fay Williams teach history on Indianapolis radio, AM 1310. The first Black woman...

How Indy families, community leaders celebrate Juneteenth

Residents and civic leaders are prioritizing personal reflections, family gatherings and economic support as Indianapolis celebrates Juneteenth. The federal holiday commemorates the arrival of Union...

Peabo Bryson, known for duets from Disney’s ā€˜Aladdin’ and ā€˜Beauty and the Beast,’ has died at 75

By MARIA SHERMAN NEW YORK (AP) — Peabo Bryson, the two-time Grammy Award-winning R&B singer best known as the voice behind the Oscar-winning Disney film duets ā€œBeauty...

St. Philip’s Episcopal Church marks 125th anniversary

St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, one of the longest-standing Black institutions in Indianapolis, proudly honored its 125th anniversary with a celebration on May 10, 2026. Rooted...

2026 Black History Month Student Poetry Contest winners

The 2026 Black History Month Student Poetry Contest saw a number of submissions from local youth. The Indianapolis Recorder congratulates seventh grader Geyanna Carter...
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