Vigil for IMPD victim Gary Harrell draws dozens, community determined to win justice
Harrell’s friends, family, and community supporters gathered for a vigil that was somber but militant.
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Gary Harrell was innocent, the IMPD is guilty! PSL Indianapolis statement
After IMPD murders Gary Harrell, people take to the streets, refusing calls for “patience.”
Eyes on the Board: IndyPL trustees to take $800k from workers while tuition reimbursement stalled
IndyPL Board votes to pay cops and consulting fees with $800,000 from staff salary funds instead of paying tuition as they had promised.
Red Scare reloaded: Chinese “foreign agents” and a new era of McCarthyism
As China comes under attack from the capitalists’ new Red Scare, we must do all we can to resist the rise of racist anti-Chinese propaganda.
‘The Pendleton Two: They Stood Up’ screening in Indianapolis
Join Kan Kan Cinema for a screening of “The Pendleton Two: They Stood Up” June 19
Recent cases show IMPD bodycams aren’t addressing epidemic of police violence
IMPD’s recent acts of brutality show why they resist granting even the slightest concessions to the people they allegedly “protect.”
2022 Year in Review from PSL Indianapolis
Learn about and support the many struggles PSL Indianapolis fought and led for the oppressed!
Herman Whitfield III deserves to be 40 years old!
“If you are silent about your pain, they’ll kill you and say you enjoyed it.” —Zora Neale Hurston On October 29, the Whitfield family of Indianapolis…
Fascist assault on Indiana schools stumbles, public must keep organizing to fight back
Although SB 167 has been pulled, a grave threat remains to Indiana schools, students and teachers alike. House Bill 1134, which passed out of the education committee with a “do pass” recommendation, is functionally identical to SB 167. Its passage out of committee means that teachers, school workers, students, families, administrators, and community members must organize rapidly to defeat the bill. Its passage would cause a massive worker exodus from a sector already suffering heavily from worker shortages, a death knell for public education.