Council adopts Metro Police’s dangerously vague “street takeover” ordinance
The real danger to Indianapolis is not “street takeovers,” but a racist, murderous police department.
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Ten years since Ferguson: Winning Black liberation and a new system
The system maintains its violent brutality against Black people, but our greatest weapon is learning from past struggles.
ShotSpotter continues spying on Indianapolis
New surveillance technologies don’t make us safer; they just give IMPD more excuses to harass poor and oppressed people.
“They can talk all they want:” PSL Indy organizer interviewed on DOJ review of IMPD shootings
Leininger’s skepticism is shared by families of IMPD victims.
How will the police be abolished? A Marxist perspective
In order to abolish capitalist police, we must first abolish capitalist law itself.
Gary Harrell’s life and legacy: An interview with his sister, Missy Williams
Gary Harrell’s sister takes us beyond the headlines to learn who Gary was and what his loss means for our community.
The Black Liberation Circle Is Here to Stay: Daniel Brooks of the Black Liberation Party
The Liberator interviews Daniel Brooks, Minister of Culture of the Black Liberation Circle and Black Liberation Party.
Court compels Prosecutor Mears’ office to meet with public
The meeting comes after the grassroots coalition protested weekly for over five months.
Taylor Bey stands up to officers who brutalized, falsely arrested him
After over four years, Bey publicly tells his story and commits to the fight ahead.
“It’s the system:” Families of IMPD victims on Taylor’s resignation
Exclusive: Families of Gary Harrell & Frederick Davis issue statement on the real cause of police terror.
What does IMPD Chief Taylor’s resignation mean for the people?
How we frame the victory is key for the police brutality movement.
The community denied meeting with Hogsett over alarming increase in police killing citizens
After numerous snubs from Ryan Mears’ office, community members went to the office of Mayor Joe Hogsett to discuss solutions to the increase in police shootings in Indianapolis.