“Who stands up for Black folks?” When you look at the programming on NewsOne Now, you will find Roland Martin and the only cable news…
The Indianapolis Recorder is the second oldest African-American newspaper in the country. Next year the newspaper celebrates 120 Years of Service to Indianapolis and Indiana. Despite being a venerable institution in the community, a new generation of leadership is bringing the Recorder into the 21st century. While continuing to uphold the standards and mission of […]
During this year’s Annual Rainbow Push Coalition Conference, Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. reminded attendees and members of the black press that black stories matter. He stressed that, if the…
UPDATED WITH NEW INFORMATION & LINKS: The Indianapolis Recorder, nation’s third oldest Black newspaper, has joined the chorus of community reaction and concern about last weekend’s 29th Circle City Classic Football Game and Parade. The community reaction was strong and spirited on the annual Community Evaluation of Classic on Afternoons with Amos, Monday. Now the […]
