New bail rules for those accused of unlawful assembly on par with child molestation
After the 2020 uprisings, Indiana legislators are advancing reactionary bills to stifle public dissent.
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Bills in Indiana target grassroots anti-racist uprising
A slew of reactionary bills are targeting last year’s historic rebellion.
Women organizers of Indianapolis: Connie Thompson and the fight against climate change
Connie Thompson speaks at an ANSWER Indiana anti-war rally in early 2020. March is Women’s History Month in the U.S., and on March 8 we…
Attack on Indiana’s wetlands led by state reps who own construction companies
The three original legislative co-authors own companies in the construction industry.
Attacks on tenants’ rights intensify in Indianapolis, activists resist
Activists continue to struggle against intensified attacks on tenants’ rights in Indiana.
Indiana Senate and House bills to protect profits, not workers
by Andrew Brake In Indiana, COVID-19 has infected more than 630,000, killed 10,000, and continues to infect almost 2,000 Hoosiers every day. In comparison, a…
PSL Indy in 2020: Looking back on a year of struggle to prepare for 2021
PSL Indy organized the first March for Choice, supported uprisings against the War on Black America, Hope Packages to Cancel the Rents, Free Them All, and so much more.
A victory for the people as Indianapolis movement defeats Prop. 291!
After months of organizing and hours after a mass protest, the people of defeated another reactionary anti-poor proposal.
Indy City-County Council votes to fund more police terror
If you want to know our city’s priorities, look at their budget.