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Editor’s Note: Keep the Presses Rolling
The Indy needs your support. We won’t be intimidated by Trump’s authoritarian regime. Only a lack of funds could force us to cease publishing.
But for over a week the student operation flourished.
The “Battle of Seattle,” 25 Years Later
The Indy’s Editor-in-Chief reflects on his experiences during the Battle of Seattle and the long twists and shifts made by the American left that he has witnessed since the 1999 WTO protests.
10 Reasons to Join a Political Organization
Joining a political organization has many benefits in a moment when the system wants us to feel scared and alone.
Post-election reflections and a fond farewell to the Earth Church.
Alexis Pauline’s new biography of Audre Lorde re-envisions the life story of the legendary “Black lesbian feminist poet warrior mother.”
Inside One of Gaza’s Internal Displacement Camps
The Refaat Alareer camp has become a relatively safe place for some of Gaza’s most severely ill and injured residents, but it still can’t protect people from Israel’s violence.
Immigrants on Alert, But Top NY Dems Show No Sense of Urgency
Immigrant-rights groups are preparing for the worst when Trump returns to the White House.
While the U.S. Descends Into Trumpism, Mexico’s Left Populist Government Flourishes
The success of Mexico’s leftist government that came to power in 2018 reminds us of what might have been if Bernie had won the White House.
