For the first time since 2019, Black Pride will return to Indianapolis.   From 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., Aug. 3 at Monument Circle (south end), the LGBTQ+ community and supporters […] The post “We belong:” Black Pride is back in Indy appeared first on Indianapolis Recorder ..read more

In a record-breaking weekend, the Simon Youth Foundation surpasses its fundraising goal bringing in more than $570,000 and welcoming 400 guests. In a display of community spirit, the Simon Youth […] The post Simon Youth Foundation raises more than $570K for non-traditional students appeared first on Indianapolis Recorder ..read more

With the new school year approaching, parents and guardians are scrambling to ensure their children are ready for the classroom. One vital step in this process is obtaining a physical […] The post Low-to-no-cost physicals available for Indianapolis students appeared first on Indianapolis Recorder ..read more

In a rapidly changing world, young adults face a lot of different pressures. Director of Army Instruction for Indianapolis Public Schools Lt. Col. Matthew Mount highlights the transformative effect mentorship […] The post Matthew Mount and the magic of mentorship appeared first on Indianapolis Recorder ..read more

Major changes were recently made to Title IX, but what does that mean for Indiana students? In short, not much. The longer version, however, is a bit more complicated, especially […] The post Title IX updates and what they mean appeared first on Indianapolis Recorder ..read more

I don’t think many of us knew what to expect walking in to see “Riverside.” With the sun still high in the sky and only a slight breeze to relieve […] The post REVIEW: ML Roberts’ “Riverside” stuns audiences appeared first on Indianapolis Recorder ..read more

No decent human being wanted Joe Biden’s career to end as it will. It isn’t ignominious, but it is gut wrenching. President Biden is a consummate public servant who has […] The post Make Room for Kamala Harris appeared first on Indianapolis Recorder ..read more

Qur’an chapter 33: verse 70; “O ye who believe! Have a reverence regard for Allah, and (always) say a word directed to the Right.” Violence in America is an ongoing […] The post Addressing Violence in America – by Speaking a Word Directed to the Truth appeared first on Indianapolis Recorder ..read more

The month of July is just about in the rearview mirror, but it’s been a relatively brisk one when you take in to account all there was to offer in […] The post Colts, IndyCar and Brickyard 400 cap off an interesting month. appeared first on Indianapolis Recorder ..read more

Vice President Kamala Harris returned to Indianapolis just days after President Biden endorsed her for the Democratic nomination. Harris’ visit marks her second official appearance since being nominated; however, her visit was not campaign related. The vice president took the stage at the Indiana Convention Center on July 24 to deliver the keynote speech during the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.’s Grand Boulè and Social Justice Town Hall. “I know who we all are, I know who is here and I know therefore we share a vision for the future of our nation,” Harris said. “A future where every person has ..read more