Tag Archives: civil rights

William Hudnut III Versus the Reagan Administration

| March 12, 2019

From Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, Winter 2019. To receive Traces four times a year, join IHS  and enjoy this and other member benefits. Back issues of Traces are available through the Basile History Market and at images.indianahistory.org. “Either I have moved away from them or they have moved away from me” In 1991 evangelist and motivational speaker Guy Kawasaki interviewed Indianapolis mayor William Hudnut […]

Reckoning with Riverside

| February 14, 2019

History Matters is a blog series where we’ll be talking about the things you’re not supposed to discuss at the dinner table – things that may make some people uncomfortable. These pieces of our history are there if you look but might not be top of mind or in a textbook. We often think of history on a larger scale, […]