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Q&A: What principal Joseph Williams envisions for Indy students

You can catch Legal Prep Charter Academy’s Founding Principal Joseph Williams in Indy each week, setting the foundation for the school, which will open...

New book’s theory: Ministry flows best with rest

By DOROTHY S. BOULWARE Word in Black Rev. LaTeka Graham is a champion at going against the flow.  In an era when a majority of professionals, including...

Accessible justice: How a new Indianapolis law firm serves those often overlookedĀ 

Lighthouse Legal is a minority-owned law firm founded in 2024 that focuses on providing affordable legal services to nonprofits and, more recently, immigration clients.Ā Ā  Owner...

From heart attack to fitness: Timothy Bass Sr.’s journey of resilienceĀ 

Timothy Bass Sr. is a group fitness instructor and personal trainer at the Jewish Community Center (JCC) in Indianapolis.   But his path to fitness didn’t...

Q&A: Hip hop icon Eve on musical milestones and joining the ā€˜Where The Party At’ Tour

Hip hop legend Eve joins Nelly, Ja Rule and other special guests on the ā€œWhere The Party Atā€ Tour this summer.  The Recorder sat down...

Qasim Basir’s ā€˜To Live and Die and Live’ anchors Reels & Roots launchĀ 

Indianapolis residents are invited to the launch of Reels & Roots, a cultural storytelling initiative designed to spark connection, reflection and dialogue through the...

Q&A: Black Hoosier author debuts with ā€˜Under the Neon Lights’ 

ā€œUnder the Neon Lights,ā€ by Hoosier poet and YA author Arriel Vinson, is a lesson for young Black girls in showing up for community.Ā  Hitting...

Q&A: A’Lelia Bundles talks archiving Black history and her new book ‘Joy Goddess’Ā 

A’Lelia Bundles is finally telling the story of her namesake in her new book ā€œJoy Goddess: A'Lelia Walker and the Harlem Renaissance.ā€  The Indianapolis native...

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...

Breaking barriers with butter: Celebrating culture through pastry with Youssef BoudarineĀ 

Known for his innovative approach to pastry and a commitment to celebrating culinary diversity, Youssef Boudarine is a rising star in Indianapolis’ food scene....
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