"The remains of American-born singer and dancer Josephine Baker will be reinterred at the Pantheon monument in Paris, making the entertainer who is a World War II hero in France the first Black woman to get the country’s highest honor." apnews.com/article/entert…

Josephine Baker to Become First Black Woman to Enter France’s Pantheon thr.cm/pvuwXRX

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Josephine Baker's remains will be reinterred at the Pantheon monument in Paris, making the entertainer who is a World War II hero in France the first Black woman to get the country's highest honor. wthr.com/article/news/n…

Back in the Good Ole Days.

wow ok unfollowing now. was a big fan of his bad temper, ugly face and gigantic estate, was unaware he also locked his mentally ill wife in the attic

We are saddened to announce the passing of a giant of American cinema, Melvin Van Peebles, who died last night, at home with family, at the age of 89. In an unparalleled career, Van Peebles made an indelible mark on the international cultural landscape. He will be deeply missed.

Been there. Done that. 😢

Better late than never, I guess. #HERstory

Quelle surprise

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To everybody that's congratulating me right now on my new Kid Rock parody video, let me clarify - that's not me. That's actually Kid Rock.

Lew Wallace’s father, David, was 6th governor of IN from Dec 1837-1840. In one of his lesser known acts, David Wallace proclaimed Thursday, November 28, 1839 the first recognized Thanksgiving in the state. He encouraged citizens to give thanks for their health & good harvest.

Absolutely devastated. The world has lost a true hero.

After weeks of IndyStar reporting, city officials cancel plans to build a morgue on top of the historical town Norwood. Residents happy but skeptical. indystar.com/story/news/loc…

Most people don’t realize how big Indianapolis Motor Speedway actually is.

Great piece on John Hardrick (1891-1968) — the city’s first celebrated Black painter with awards, exhibits, commissions locally & around the country. Read how ancestors, artists, and historians are working to bring attention to his legacy and his lost work.

It’s me! I’m the Hoosier booklover, living out, my childhood dream by owning a bookstore! 😊