Looking Back on 2021, Looking Forward to 2022
In 2021, the struggle for working and oppressed peoples’ power continued to develop and respond to the changing terrain.
PSL Indianapolis
Hope Packages holiday donation drive: Help us meet the people’s needs!
Donate NOW to keep Hope Packages going! Thanks to your support, Hope Packages: Building Unity Through Solidarity has provided necessary aid to people who are…
After public pressure, Indianapolis City-County Council endorses Medicare for All
After weeks of grassroots organizing, petitioning, and public comment, the Indianapolis City-County Council formally endorsed Medicare for All on November 8, 2021 in an overwhelming vote. The resolution endorses the United States National Health Insurance Act of 2019, or Medicare for All, the Health Care Emergency Relief Act of 2020, as well as state-level legislation to provide health care to all Indiana residents.
Protest demands the release of political prisoners Kelly and Vaughn
Indy PSL protested outside of the Marion County, Indiana, jail to demand the immediate release of Indianapolis residents Titan Kelly and Jermaine Vaughn.
Free Titan Kelly, wrongly convicted for returning expired tear gas to crooked cops!
Free the hero who protected the people from the cops!
Indy10, PSL, allied organizations call on IMPD Chief of Police Randal Taylor to resign, drop the charges on Jermaine Vaughn
After three cops brutalized and arrested a Black man for speaking loudly in public, it is time for Taylor’s resignation.
Petition: Defund IMPD NOW! Not one more murder, not one more cop!
Take action to defund IMPD, get cops out of our schools, stop collaborations with ICE, and more!
The Origins and Meaning of Black August
Thursday, August 5 @ 6:30 pmIndy Liberation Center55 S State Ave., 3rd Floor Auditorium RSVP and share on Facebook “Black August” is honored every year…
Leaked Indy Library CEO email tries to “recruit some Black community leaders” to defend her from workers’ criticisms.
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”!