Second-wave of feminism: A multinational, politically diverse movement
Despite the mainstream narrative, the 2nd Wave was a mass movement of all backgrounds, communities, and political orientations.
political education
Claudia Jones and Black internationalist solidarity: Opportunities and challenges for today
Uncover the ties between Black and Korean revolutionaries, one of the least known among the history of Black global solidarity.
One year after exoneration: Leon Benson returns for panel, celebration, and book launch!
On Mar. 8, Exoneree Leon Benson speaks alongside a range of panelists at part one of his “re-birth” common unity celebration
Leon Benson’s first book set for release one year after his liberation from prison
Published a year after his liberation, Leon Benson’s book testifies to the inability of prison bars to capture the spirit.
Liberation Forum: Black oppression, white supremacy, and the fight for self-determination
On Feb. 28, learn about and discuss pressing issues related to the struggles for socialism and and national liberation today.
Video: Revolutionary Pan-Africanism feat. Musa Springer and Erica Caines
Watch this powerful discussion about revolutionary Pan-Africanism and the anti-imperialist struggle that shows why it is fundamental to struggles right here!
The Indiana Black Librarians Network: Welcome to the Liberation Center!
The collaboration, which Nikki Johnson called “restorative,” will advance both the IBLN and Center’s mission.
“Artists against apartheid:” First Friday opening and panel
Continue building a culture of solidarity and resistance at our January First Friday event!
2022 Year in Review from PSL Indianapolis
Learn about and support the many struggles PSL Indianapolis fought and led for the oppressed!