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My neighbors, co-workers, elected officials, acquaintances and friends are introduced on the pages of two newly published Indiana Historical Society Press books. The literary works of Indiana’s 19th and 20th
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My neighbors, co-workers, elected officials, acquaintances and friends are introduced on the pages of two newly published Indiana Historical Society Press books. The literary works of Indiana’s 19th and 20th
The 'Green Book' guide helped Black Americans avoid discrimination during Jim Crow and Civil Rights eras.
1 of 9 George Dennie works in his instrument shop in Louisiana. He was severely burned during the Tulsa, Okla., race massacre in 1921. Submitted photo Ida Ira Bella Windom (1881-1961) lived in Tulsa, Okla., during the 1921 massacre. Her house was not burned down. Submitted photo George Dennie works in his instrument shop in Louisiana. He was severely burned during the Tulsa, Okla., race massacre in 1921. Ida Ira Bella Windom (1881-1961) lived in Tulsa, Okla., during the 1921 massacre. Her house was not burned down. George L. Dennie (1880 - 1945) with three children pro...
When multi-marathoner Lindsey Hein couldn’t find a running podcast that went beyond cursory questions like “How many miles did you run this week?” she started her own. Since launching I’ll Have Another in 2016, Hein has interviewed more than 300 athletes. But the podcast isn’t just for runners—those looking for an hour of uplifting conversation can catch new episodes each Friday. Hein and her guests discuss running, of course, but also the latest shows on Hulu and the #MeToo movement. You won’t hear Hein push her guests to Terry Gross levels of discomfort, either; she’s an em...