Experience the power of unity and celebration at the Madam Walker Legacy Center’s 43rd Annual Day of Celebration for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.! 🎉 Join us on Monday, January 20, 2025 at 12:00 p.m. EST in the historic Walker Theatre for an inspiring event. 🎤 We are honored to welcome Caroline A. Wanga as our distinguished speaker for this momentous occasion. Caroline A. Wanga is Co-Founder of WangaWoman LLC and President & CEO of Essence Ventures. Let’s come together in the spirit of Dr. King’s legacy and celebrate the progress we’ve made while looking ahead to the work that still lies ahead. Don’t miss this opportunity to be a part of a meaningful tribute to Dr. King ‘s legacy. See you there! 👋🏽 Tickets are free but registration is required! 🎟️ https://lnkd.in/eyKMQQGA
Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper
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Indianapolis, Indiana 4,732 followers
4th Oldest surviving African American Newsoutlet in the Nation. Preparing a conscious community for today and tomorrow
About us
The Indianapolis Recorder is Indiana's leading news publication of its kind. This African-American, centric newspaper prides itself on featuring news that other local publications overlook. The Recorder is in tune with the pulse of the Black community and has been for over 129 years. Since 1895, The Indianapolis Recorder has been a major voice for our local community, the state of Indiana, our nation, and now internationally. From the beginning, the Recorder has been an advocate for those who could not express their thoughts or concerns; we've also been a supplier of truth and justice. The vision of our founders was to create a publication that would speak to and for the people. The Recorder today continues to hold that original vision in high regard. We communicate in order to increase awareness, educate and motivate the community as well as preserve the community's knowledge of relevant issues. The Recorder, as with other Black newspapers, are not only voices in the community, we are also advocates for African-Americans and minorities as well as the underserved.
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- Media Production
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- 51-200 employees
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- Indianapolis, Indiana
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- Nonprofit
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- 1895
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- News, African-American, Indianapolis, Indiana, and community
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2901 N Tacoma Ave
Indianapolis, Indiana, US
Employees at Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper
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Rupal Thanawala
CEO, Board Member, Community Servant, Change Leader and Innovator
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Lisa Shoemake
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Johnson Beaven III
Theological educator, speaker, preaching coach, ministry mentor, and religion columnist dedicated to equip and empower people for ministry excellence…
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Head to the IRT January 14 – February 9 for a surprising story of friendship, loyalty, and basketball royalty! In King James, presented by Key Bank, two young men—one Black, one white—meet and bond over their love for the Cavaliers during LeBron James’ rookie season in Cleveland. Over the next twelve years, their passion for basketball never wavers, even as their lives keep moving in different directions. This touching comedy is a slam dunk! Book your tickets today at irtlive.com. #IRTlive #IRTKingJames
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Happy New Year and welcome to a new year of community-based arts, culture and entertainment. With the snow cleared and the kiddos back in school, Hoosiers are gearing up for a month full of events, activities and performances to quell the winter blues. The Recorder has put together a list of things you do not want to miss during January. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g4wKUaRx
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Today's minority business highlight is Scents N Wicks Candle Company. Learn more about their mission, products, sustainability and community efforts below. https://lnkd.in/gFcAPdGE
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As the Arts & Culture Reporter, I saw a lot of live theater last year. There were some truly spectacular and mind-blowing performances coming out of our community this past year. I selfishly wanted another chance to talk about them. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gNw8K6HV
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If you haven’t heard — the historic Walker Theatre just announced that the iconic Isley Brothers will headline the fourth annual Legacy Fest Concert on Friday, June 20, 2025! ✨ 🎟️ Tickets for this limited-capacity event will go on sale at Noon on Wednesday, December 11, 2024, and can be purchased online at https://lnkd.in/gJX8Xhe or the Walker Theatre box office. #IsleyBrothers #LegacyFest #LegacyConcert #IndyConcert #Indianapolis #June2025 #BlackMusicMonth #AnnualFundraiser
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The New York Times' e-newsletter featured the Recorder's own columnist Larry Smith. In their Sunday Debate, the NY Times spotlights Smith's column on the late President Jimmy Carter. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/dwKf3mJG. #news #indy #communityvoices
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Monday's minority business highlight is A-Way-Out Ministries, providing resources for those in the community affected by domestic violence. Click to read their story and learn how to support: https://lnkd.in/dt8PpPcC #mbh #IMBM #minorityownedbusiness
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Looking back on two terms in office, outgoing Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb doesn’t have regrets — or at least not many. The Republican statesman is just days away from bringing his eight years as governor to a close. #news #politics #Indiana Read more: https://lnkd.in/gKTfXuki
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With the arrival of the new year comes a fresh lineup of soon-to-be-published books that will inspire and educate Black students nationwide. Here are nine upcomingbooks for Black students at every level to look for in 2025. #news #education Read more: https://lnkd.in/gC9VQ86X
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