In response to worker criticisms of hostile and racist working conditions, a leaked e-mail reveals IndyPL CEO Jackie Nytes asked to “recruit some Black leaders to sign” a letter in support of her. She also dismisses worker criticisms as “personal disagreements”!
Screenshot of story cover A July 22 report by Natalia E. Contreras for the IndyStar not only confirms the legitimacy of the grievances of library…
On July 12, the Indianapolis City-County Council overwhelmingly voted “yes” on an additional $1.3 million for the IMPD. Community members who showed up to participate…
Support library workers as they fight against racist and corrupt leadership!
A judge orders Holcomb to resume federal pandemic benefits.
Indy Liberation Center organizer Tammaria Fernandez’s story highlighted again.
The Indianapolis Recorder‘s recent article detailing the Indianapolis community’s struggle against racist police terror includes quotes from ANSWER Indiana Co-Coordinator Noah Leininger and Indy10 Black…
Despite overwhelming opposition, the Democratic-majority committee passed the proposition unanimously. The fight isn’t over!
May 2-9 commemorated one year since the IMPD murdered three people in eight hours.
May Day, or International Workers’ Day, is a celebration on May 1 commemorating the working class’ militant behavior. Workers recognize the day through strikes and…
PSL shares a podcast segment discussing tactical and political questions facing the movement after Chauvin’s conviction.
Dozens supported Cosecha Indiana’s rally and march to “unmask” the Biden administration as just another face of the same system.
