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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...

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,...

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...

We won’t let anyone take away our history

Our history and our community are under attack.  President Donald Trump claims that there has been a ā€œconcerted and widespread effort to rewrite our Nation’s...

IMS Museum acquires Chip Ganassi Racing cars ahead of Indianapolis 500

As the countdown to the 108th running of "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing" enters its final weeks, one museum is boosting its collection just...

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...

Legacy never dies: Ilyasah Shabazz on her father, Malcolm X, and the future of Black leadershipĀ 

At the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies on the campus of Wabash College, legacy lives and breathes.   This year, as the institute marks its...

Princess Tiana hugged me, and representation still matters

As a part of Indiana Comic Con’s weekend of events right in the middle of Women’s History Month, I interviewed two living, breathing, history-making...

This is not a drill

For several decades, I have loved studying history. I was first smitten with the subject due in large measure to my late high school teacher,...

A life stolen, a truth reclaimed: George Tompkins lynching memorialized with historic markerĀ 

A ceremony at Municipal Gardens Family Center honored the life of George Tompkins, a 19-year-old Black man lynched in Indianapolis in 1922.   Local leaders...
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