After public pressure, Indianapolis City-County Council endorses Medicare for All
After weeks of grassroots organizing, petitioning, and public comment, the Council formally endorsed Medicare for All.
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A language for exiles: A Muslim Youth Collective art show of beauty and struggle
The Muslim Youth Collective’s art show connected the pain of dispossession and oppression with the joy of resilience and resistance.
WRTV Covers “Cancel the Rents” Protest
On Friday, Jan. 29 the Indianapolis branch of the Party for Socialism and Liberation joined dozens of other cities as part of a nation-wide action…
A victory for the people as Indianapolis movement defeats Prop. 291!
After months of organizing and hours after a mass protest, the people of defeated another reactionary anti-poor proposal.
From rebellion to revolution
A profound rebellion against racism has been sweeping the country for a month. Where do we go from here?
A tale of two protests?
There were indeed two protests on Saturday, but they were not at all of the character described by IMPD and echoed by politicians and the media.
Justice for immigrant workers: Now and after the pandemic!
As the pandemic rages on, ICE is targeting immigrant communities.
Why I’m striking: A letter from an Indianapolis Target worker
A letter from a Target worker providing a first-hand account of why Target workers are striking.
Honking for liberation: People rally and surround Indiana Women’s Prison
Fifty people organized by the “Free Them All” Coalition protested inhumane conditions at the prison.
Hancock County “will have blood on their hands,” harm-reduction specialist says
Hear from harm harm reduction activists about Hancock County’s so-called war on opioids.
