Illuminating injustice: Community celebrates Vernon T. Bateman’s murals
On Mass Ave., the first in-person event in the campaign to exonerate Bateman showcased his brilliant public artworks on display outside of The District Threatre.
News and Analysis
From incarceration to inspiration: Vernon T. Bateman
This interview brings the contradictions between oppression and resistance into sharp relief.
The revolutionary raid on Harper’s Ferry: How local media covered the state’s response
Jad Rea examines local coverage of the revolutionary raid on Harper’s Ferry led by John Brown.
Denied access: The Bobby Mills case and the call for IMPD accountability
Journalist Bobby Mills endured the violence of IMPD simply for demanding transparency from the Indianapolis Prosecutor’s Office.
Despite false testimony and police misconduct, Vernon Bateman not exonerated
A partial but compelling list of reasons, each backed with documentation, Bateman must be exonerated.
Second-wave of feminism: A multinational, politically diverse movement
Despite the mainstream narrative, the 2nd Wave was a mass movement of all backgrounds, communities, and political orientations.
Claudia Jones and Black internationalist solidarity: Opportunities and challenges for today
Uncover the ties between Black and Korean revolutionaries, one of the least known among the history of Black global solidarity.
Leon Benson is reborn: Watch a celebration of the people’s victory!
Watch Leon Benson’s “rebirth” and return home, and feel the power of the people when we unite for a common cause!
The Black Liberation Circle Is Here to Stay: Daniel Brooks of the Black Liberation Party
The Liberator interviews Daniel Brooks, Minister of Culture of the Black Liberation Circle and Black Liberation Party.