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Party for Socialism and Liberation – Indianapolis
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Latest local updates, news, and events
- Near Eastside speak out: Housing is a human right!
- Statewide Liberation Forum: Capitalism surrenders to COVID; it’s up to us to defeat it!
- Fascist assault on Indiana schools stumbles, public must keep organizing to fight back
- Liberation Flicks: “Precious Knowledge”
- Looking Back on 2021, Looking Forward to 2022
Get the latest news and analysis from PSL’s newspaper, Liberation News; and check out the latest theoretical articles, courses, and study guides from PSL’s online Marxist university, Liberation School.
Who We Are
The Party for Socialism and Liberation believes that the only solution to the deepening crisis of capitalism is the socialist transformation of society. Driven by an insatiable appetite for ever greater profits regardless of social cost, capitalism is on a collision course with the people of the world and the planet itself. Imperialist war; deepening unemployment and poverty; deteriorating health care, housing and education; racism; discrimination and violence based on gender and sexual orientation; environmental destruction—all are inevitable products of the capitalist system itself.
For the great majority of people in the world, including tens of millions of workers in the United States, conditions of life and work are worsening. There is no prospect that this situation can or will be turned around under the existing system.
The idea that the capitalists’ grip on society and their increasingly repressive state can be abolished through any means other than a revolutionary overturn is an illusion. Equally unrealistic are reformist hopes for a “kinder, gentler” capitalism, or solutions based on economic decentralization or small group autonomy. Meeting the needs of the more than 6.5 billion people who inhabit the planet today is impossible without large-scale agriculture and industry and economic planning.
The fundamental problems confronting humanity today flow from the reality that most of the world’s productive wealth—the product of socialized labor and nature—is privately owned and controlled by a tiny minority. This minority decides what will be produced and what will not. Its decisions are based on making profits rather than meeting human needs.
There are really only two choices for humanity today—an increasingly destructive capitalism, or socialism.
Get a feel for some of what we’re doing in Indianapolis by checking out our 2020 year in review!