Indianapolis Liberation Center
Connecting the Struggles of Indy's Oppressed, Marginalized, and Exploited
In response to worker criticisms of hostile and racist working conditions, a leaked e-mail reveals IndyPL CEO Jackie Nytes asked to “recruit some Black leaders to sign” a letter in support of her. She also dismisses worker criticisms as “personal disagreements”!
Monday, July 266:30 pmLibrary Services Center2450 N. Meridian St. AFSCME local 3395 representing library workers in collaboration with the Indianapolis Liberation Center invites members of…
On July 12, the Indianapolis City-County Council overwhelmingly voted “yes” on an additional $1.3 million for the IMPD. Community members who showed up to participate…
Monday, July 12 @ 6:00 pmMonument Circle Join the Party for Socialism and Liberation, Indy10 Black Lives Matter, Indy SURJ, ANSWER Indiana, and others to…
The Indianapolis Recorder‘s recent article detailing the Indianapolis community’s struggle against racist police terror includes quotes from ANSWER Indiana Co-Coordinator Noah Leininger and Indy10 Black…
Despite overwhelming opposition, the Democratic-majority committee passed the proposition unanimously. The fight isn’t over!
by Cambria York From May 2 to 9, Indy10 Black Lives Matter coordinated a week of action, culminating in a demonstration on Monument Circle to…
Amber helping to provide food to people at No Question Asked Food Pantry In the United States, Black women in particular are at the forefront…