Lessons from the FBI’s Secret War On Activism
The Federal Bureau of Investigation tried to destroy left organizations and the black freedom movement during the last major…
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The Equal Rights Amendment is Back
The Constitutional amendment is one state from the ratification threshold. But will it count?
New York is Set to Cash In On Cannabis. But Who Will Get the Green?
As lawmakers hash out the details of legalization, communities long targeted by racist enforcement want a seat at the table.
The White Working Class: America’s Prodigal Son
Will the left embrace white blue-collar workers in their hour of need and create an unbeatable progressive coalition?
Gearing Up for a Green New Deal
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the plan to change everything.
Saudi Inc: The US’s Controversial Ally Is Buying Up America
Capital from the Saudi Kingdom is making big moves in U.S. tech, infrastructure, and NYC real estate. What they own might surprise you.
The Midterms Only Deepened America’s Divide
The elections confirmed the Republicans are a minority party desperately clinging to power.
Caguas, Puerto Rico: Squatter City
Against a backdrop of gentrification, austerity and hurricane wreckage, these activists aren’t just rebuilding their city, they’re reimagining it.
As The Indy’s November issue goes to press, Democrats are on track to gain more than 30 seats and flip…