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African Americans

 
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Rivoli Park Neighborhood

Rivoli Park Neighborhood is a neighborhood organization bounded by 10th Street to the north, Michigan Street to the south, Sherman… Read More »Rivoli Park Neighborhood

Robert F. Kennedy Speech  
Robert F. Kennedy Speech  

On the evening of April 4, 1968, as more than a hundred cities erupted in violence following the murder of… Read More »Robert F. Kennedy Speech  

Roberts Settlement
Roberts Settlement

Roberts Settlement was an African American settlement in western Jackson Township in Hamilton County. The remains of the settlement, a… Read More »Roberts Settlement

Rosewood 12 Neighborhood Association, Inc.

Rosewood 12 Neighborhood Association, Inc. is a neighborhood organization bounded by the south side of Stop 12 Road to the… Read More »Rosewood 12 Neighborhood Association, Inc.

Mozel Sanders
Mozel Sanders

(May 24, 1924-Sept. 1, 1988). Mozel Sanders was born in East St. Louis, Illinois. His father died when he was… Read More »Mozel Sanders

School Desegregation
School Desegregation

Although Indiana’s early school laws made no reference to race, few African American children attended local township schools, relying instead… Read More »School Desegregation

William Edouard Scott
William Edouard Scott

(Mar. 11, 1884-May 15, 1964). Born in Indianapolis, African American artist William Edouard Scott attended Public School No. 23 and… Read More »William Edouard Scott

Senate Avenue YMCA
Senate Avenue YMCA

Early in 1900, white officials of the Indianapolis YMCA asked the national association for help in establishing a segregated branch… Read More »Senate Avenue YMCA

Seventh-day Adventists
Seventh-day Adventists

The Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) church was organized in 1863 by former adherents to the Millerite movement, which predicted (from Bible… Read More »Seventh-day Adventists

Sheridan Heights

Sheridan Heights Association for Neighborhood Enhancement (SHANE) is a neighborhood organization bounded by Meadowlark Drive to the north, 38th Street… Read More »Sheridan Heights

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