The Rev. Boniface Hardin built bridges to link races and cultures in Indianapolis during his more than four-decade as a leader in the black community. The civil rights activist, Catholic priest and founder of what remains the area’s only black-majority college, died Saturday. He was 78. Well-known for his white hair — people said he […]
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