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Camike Jones
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Editor-in-Chief, The Indianapolis Recorder
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By Camike Jones| St. Louis American Verified As a part of Indiana Comic Con during March, Women’s History Month, I interviewed two history-making women. Tony Award-winning actor Anika Noni Rose is the first Black woman to portray a Disney princess — tiara, amusement park ride and all. She took on the role of Princess Tiana in 2009’s “The Princess and the Frog.” Sonequa Matin-Green is the first Black woman to play a captain in the TV series “Star Trek: Discovery.”Both were the first Black women to step into pivotal roles.
By Camike Jones| St. Louis American Verified As a part of Indiana Comic Con during March, Women’s History Month, I interviewed two history-making women. Tony Award-winning actor Anika Noni Rose is the first Black woman to portray a Disney princess — tiara, amusement park ride and all. She took on the role of Princess Tiana in 2009’s “The Princess and the Frog.” […]
By Camike Jones| St. Louis American Verified As a part of Indiana Comic Con during March, Women’s History Month, I interviewed two history-making women. Tony Award-winning actor Anika Noni Rose is the first Black woman to portray a Disney princess — tiara, amusement park ride and all. She took on the role of Princess Tiana in 2009’s “The Princess and the Frog.” Sonequa Matin-Green is the first Black woman to play a captain in the TV series “Star Trek: Discovery.”Both were the first Black women to step into pivotal roles.
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The Indianapolis Recorder
The Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper is a weekly publication that has been serving the community since 1895. It is the longest-running African-American newspaper in Indiana and the fourth oldest in the United States. Founded by George P. Stewart and William H. Porter, it began as a church bulletin before evolving into a comprehensive newspaper that covers local and national news, politics, and social issues. The Recorder has a rich history of advocating for civil rights and has played a significant role in supporting African-American participation in major historical events. It features various sections, including news, opinion, health, business, religion, sports, education, and entertainment. The newspaper is dedicated to community engagement, providing coverage of local events and issues while addressing topics of national relevance.
Indianapolis, United States
+1 317-924-5143
Founded: 1895