Building a real left: Not one that condemns resistance and is without Palestinians
Palestine protests show broad unity can be built by orienting to the majority sentiments of the Global South.
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The Roosevelt Corollary: 119 years of U.S. imperialist domination
The 119th anniversary of Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine gives anti-war organizers a chance to reflect on its ongoing legacy.
DePauw students criticize university’s anti-Palestinian statements, denounce Israeli assault
DePauw students denounce the university’s President and administration for their complicity in racism and genocide.
DePauw faculty letter calls for university to speak out against assault on Palestine
A letter signed by several DePauw faculty on Palestine was forwarded to the Indianapolis Liberator.
The U.S. is the most incarcerated country on the planet, but why?
Franklin touches on the unique phenomena of today’s U.S. prison system in preparation for a two-part series on defeating mass incarceration.
The community denied meeting with Hogsett over alarming increase in police killing citizens
After numerous snubs from Ryan Mears’ office, community members went to the office of Mayor Joe Hogsett to discuss solutions to the increase in police shootings in Indianapolis.
“Support for the Palestinian struggle in the United States is out of the closet”
It was only 20 years ago that Palestine became highlighted in the U.S. anti-war movement.
Families of IMPD victims final attempt to meet with Prosecutor denied; threatened with arrest
When community members and families of IMPD victims attempted to obtain a meeting with the Marion County Prosecutor, they were once again expelled from the building.
Dancing in the streets: When Salsa’s Clave was the pulse of the movement (pt. 1)
On the 50th anniversary of the famous Fania All-Stars concert, Guerrero explores the history and politics of Salsa, in addition to the role culture plays in the broader class struggle.