Council adopts Metro Police’s dangerously vague “street takeover” ordinance
The real danger to Indianapolis is not “street takeovers,” but a racist, murderous police department.
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Rebuilding the rich unity of Chinese and Black students
A DePauw University student on rebuilding the long legacy of Afro-Asian solidarity.
Venezuela’s elections: New podcast episode with ANSWER’s Eli Morey
The Hampton Institute’s Devon Bowers discusses the history and future of the Bolivarian Revolution.
Black August (黑色八月): A Shaka Shakur series
For Black August 2024, Free Shaka Shakur and the Center published Shaka’s latest books in English and Chinese.
Unity in focus: Orlando Gilyard on the Baltimore gang truce
Learn about the gang truce, what really went down, and how the truce continues to play out in the streets today.
Caribbean resistance and the movement for Black liberation
Caribbean revolutionary history is an intrinsic piece of the larger international movement for Black Power and liberation.
“What is the vision?” Hope Packages meets Free Shaka Shakur
“The systems do everything in their power to keep us from one another, so obviously they know something that we might not know: that we can win.”
The 2025 budget: A dictatorship of the rich
Over 40% of the proposed budget will go towards IMPD, sheriffs, the prosecutor’s office, and similar departments.
Free speech? Not according to Indy politicians
On Aug. 12, we proved that “No business as usual during a genocide” is more than just a slogan.