Issue 234
The Indypendent
Issue 234
Apr 1, 2018
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Meet the Nazi’s Next Door in ‘This is Our Land’
Two women in their forties are sitting eating salads in a diner. One says to the other: “It’s now…
Albany. Here in Gotham we rarely think of this quiet city of 100,000 people that lies on the west…
A coalition of progressive state legislators and legal organizations is campaigning for legislation to repeal New York State’s “blindfold…
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Meet Marty Stolar, a Lawyer Who Carries Protests into the Courtroom
At the point where a demonstration is marching and if I turn right I’m going into an arrest situation…
Herman Bell is on the Verge of Freedom, But Politics Might Stand in his Way
A vote by the New York Parole Board to release Herman Bell, a former Black Panther and Black Liberation Army…
Why Is The Brooklyn DA Still Keeping John Giuca Behind Bars?
For more, see “Rogue Brooklyn Prosecutor Could Soon Face a Day of Reckoning” and NYS’s Top Court Gives Prosecutors…
A Social Movement Drove Him to Power, Now Larry Krasner is Making Good on His Promises
Will the grassroots model that brought Philly’s new DA to office be replicable elsewhere?
Intricate works of art produced by Guantánamo detainees have been allowed to trickle out of the prison camp for years. The Trump administration has other plans in mind.
Let’s Be Feral Adults Raised by Kids!
Hi Rev, my 10-year-old daughter and her friends took part in the recent school walkouts for gun safety. I’m…
Peter Hujar’s Underground New York
New York in the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s was un-soiled by gentrification and alive with the energy of sexual, activist…