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Rejecting democracy and dialogue, Mears shows true colors
Mears rejects any possibility of meeting with his constituents in the future and immediately deploys police.
Prosecutor Mears deploys 12 armed cops against peaceful community members asking for meeting
A community continues peacefully fighting for answers from public officials only to receive refusals and, now, repression and threats.
Five things to know about Frida Kahlo the communist
In celebration of Mexico’s Independence War, learn the about revolutionary artist and organizer, Frida Kahlo.
Recent media shows Liberation Center consistently struggles for the people
Our organization, membership, and your support let us remain at the forefront of people’ struggles as we face challenges of expanding, fundraising, and moving!
Prosecutor Mears refuses to hear community demands after march for Gary Harrell
To convey their demands around IMPD’s killing of Gary Harell, dozens marched to request a meeting with Ryan Mears, who never showed up.
From political awakening to advocacy: Behind the “Hands Up Act”
Founder and leading national advocate of the widely popular “Hands Up Act,” Travis Washington, speaks about his own coming-to-consciousness and why he continues fighting today.
New video of Gary Harrell’s murder exposes IMPD’s version includes lies and omissions
In response to a heavily edited and highly decontextualized video of the murder of Gary Harrell released by IMPD, PSL Indianapolis has released a more accurate accounting of events, debunking IMPD’s lies.
Video: Pastor Jamil Campbell on Black August and Liberation Theology
Watch this powerful yet compact speech articulating Black Liberation Theology and how it has, does, and will contribute to Black Liberation.
Eyes on the Board: Workers win new children’s librarians despite obstinate Board
Workers forced illegitimate CEO Hill to hire additional children’s librarians, but the return of John Helling shows nothing is fundamentally changing.