Black liberation: Educational resources
A living curriculum on the relationship between the struggles for socialism and national liberation.
A living curriculum on the relationship between the struggles for socialism and national liberation.
Merchandise and literature to help organizers study, fast, train, and fight for this Black August!
On Jan. 18, celebrate four years of building unity and solidarity through struggle!
Join us Saturday, December 14 at 11:00 am to hear stories on belonging by Khrisma McMurray, a member of Indiana Black Librarians Network.
The system maintains its violent brutality against Black people, but our greatest weapon is learning from past struggles.
The late Robert L. Allen broke down the dialectics of Black elite co-option and counter-revolution.
New surveillance technologies don’t make us safer; they just give IMPD more excuses to harass poor and oppressed people.
Library union says IPS Board violated their established laws when attempting to remove Lane from the library board.
The Indianapolis Director and House Manager for FOCUS re-entry cogently explains what “BLM” means for Indiana politicians.
Gary Harrell’s sister takes us beyond the headlines to learn who Gary was and what his loss means for our community.
The Liberator interviews Daniel Brooks, Minister of Culture of the Black Liberation Circle and Black Liberation Party.
The meeting comes after the grassroots coalition protested weekly for over five months.