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.
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“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.
Indianapolis police shooting spree intensifies; victims’ communities build a new movement
Documenting a new anti-police brutality movement and a powerful Nov. 11 demonstration, Liberation News shows the real reasons behind the uptick in police shootings this year.
“Until Palestine is free, and there’s justice for Baby Gee”
Activists must understand the deep and long-standing connections between the war on Palestine and Black America.
First Amendment trial begins in Ajabu v. Market East Portfolio, LLC.
The lawsuit is a part of a battle over the right to peacefully assemble to redress public grievances.
Community rallies for Gary Harrell, one of the 15 victims of IMPD shootings this year
The rally gave updates on Harrell’s case, announced new plans for ending IMPD’s killing spree, and connected state violence at home to U.S. state violence abroad.
At Gary Harrell rally, Black Church Coalition announces intervention in FOP negotiations
The Black Church Coalition says IMPD killings instill “fear, mistrust, and anger” they plan to address by intervening in upcoming FOP union negotiations.