Indianapolis Liberation Center
Connecting the Struggles of Indy's Oppressed, Marginalized, and Exploited
The Indiana State Senate has introduced 5 crime bills that increase our reliance on police and jails, while doing nothing to address the poverty and inequity that endanger our communities. Rather than reduce violence, police and jails are a source of violence, particularly for poor and working class Black, Native, and brown communities.
In 2021, the struggle for working and oppressed peoples’ power continued to develop and respond to the changing terrain.
After a summer-long struggle to remove racist CEO Jackie Nytes from her leadership over our library, the library workers union–AFSCME Local 3395–and the Indianapolis Liberation…
Muncie students protest school’s command a to take down student posters that mention the Black Lives Matter social movement.
On November 11, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita issued a letter, Official Opinion 2021-2, that labels Black Lives Matter a “political organization.” This is a…
12 points on the U.S. state and the necessity of revolution
Jackie Nytes, CEO of the Indianapolis Public Library, announced that she was resigning August 20 in an email to library workers. Nytes, who was named…
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