272 | The Indypendent

Historian Robin D.G. Kelley looks at the raft of strategies Black activists have employed to keep the dream of freedom alive.

Its first campaign is to improve the quality of the food they are served

Eric Adams’ impact on the Rent Guidelines Board is beginning to be felt.

How to defeat the far right’s resurgent homophobia + what to do when you get a cringe wedding invitation.

Keri Blakinger is blazing the trail for formerly incarcerated people becoming journalists who cover a beat they know all too well.

An update on the fight for more public power in New York.

What will the Court’s next move be?

A Planned Parenthood clinic in Lower Manhattan has become a magnet for anti-choice activists who don’t want to stop with Roe’s repeal.

New evidence emerges that disgraced detective Louis Scarcella steered investigators away from likely shooter.

What will we do the next time a virus comes for us?

Issue 272