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African Americans

 
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Rainbow Ridge Association

Rainbow Ridge Association is a neighborhood organization bounded by West 25th Street to the north, West 16th Street to the… Read More »Rainbow Ridge Association

Ralston Hovey Arsenal Neighborhood

Ralston Hovey Arsenal Association is a neighborhood organization bounded by 34th Street to the north, 30th Street to the south,… Read More »Ralston Hovey Arsenal Neighborhood

Andrew William Ramsey
Andrew William Ramsey

(Nov. 23, 1907-May 11, 1973). Ramsey was born in McMinnville, Tennessee, the oldest of eight children. His mother brought the… Read More »Andrew William Ramsey

Ransom Place
Ransom Place

Ransom Place is a historic African American neighborhood bounded by 10th Street to the North, St. Clair Street to the… Read More »Ransom Place

Freeman Briley Ransom
Freeman Briley Ransom

(July 7, 1884-Aug. 6, 1947). Born in Grenada, Mississippi, Ransom graduated from the law department of Walden University in Nashville,… Read More »Freeman Briley Ransom

Willard B. (Mike) Ransom
Willard B. (Mike) Ransom

(May 17, 1916-Nov. 7, 1995). Willard B. (Mike) Ransom was the son of  Indianapolis African American lawyer and civic leader… Read More »Willard B. (Mike) Ransom

George Rawls
George Rawls

(June 2, 1928-May 16, 2020). Born in Gainesville, Florida, George Rawls graduated as the valedictorian from Florida A&M University. He… Read More »George Rawls

William Theodore (W. T.) Ray
William Theodore (W. T.) Ray

(Mar. 20, 1916 -Dec. 17, 2010). The first accredited Black real estate agent and the first African American to hold… Read More »William Theodore (W. T.) Ray

Reagan Park

Reagan Park is a neighborhood bounded by 25th Street to the north, 22nd Street to the south, Monon Trail to… Read More »Reagan Park

Religion and Race
Religion and Race

Race has been a public issue in Indianapolis from the city’s earliest years. Numerous state laws restricted the rights of… Read More »Religion and Race

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