Three murals, infinite questions: Vernon T. Bateman talk and tour
As part of Fringe Festival, we’ll reflect on our ability to acknowledge, appreciate, and encounter differences.
anti-racism
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.
Ten years since Ferguson: Winning Black liberation and a new system
The system maintains its violent brutality against Black people, but our greatest weapon is learning from past struggles.
Study the struggle with new Black August bundles
These thoughtfully-crafted Black August bundles to help you study, advance the struggle, and fund Books through Bars.
The Ford Foundation and Black power, Robert L. Allen, 1968
The late Robert L. Allen broke down the dialectics of Black elite co-option and counter-revolution.
Join IDOC Watch: The movement needs you!
This Wednesday, August 7, learn about the work IDOC Watch does, why they do it, and how you can play a role!
“Frida by colors:” A new Indianapolis tradition
Angelita Hampton is the featured artist at the inaugural exhibit in an annual series presented by Arte Mexicano en Indiana’s Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery.
Solidarity with the Community Food Access Coalition: Sign and support food equity!
Thank you to the new grassroots Community Food Access Coalition for leading the way to an equitable food system!
What happens when inadequate infrastructure and racism collide
Tiaera “Tee” Sherice Thomas was killed by intentionally-neglected pedestrian infrastructure and systemic racism, but her family is fighting back.