Reflecting on LGBTQ+ History Month

Trans folk are nothing if not resilient. This community will never stop fighting to make sure our children have a chance to know and be proud of their history.

By Kit Malone

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50 Days in a Dark Cell

The brutal and dangerous conditions that men are living in at Miami Correctional Facility shock the conscience and violate the Constitution.

Dark Jail Cell

Here’s What You Need to Know About the White House’s Plan to Promote Voting Access

Voter Registration Day provides an opportunity for Biden administration to expand access to the ballot box.

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Reproductive Justice is Racial Justice

Access to abortion shouldn't depend on who you are, where you live, or how much money you make.

More access. More providers. Fewer politicians.

Proposal to Increase IMPD Funding Threatens Civil Liberties 

Investing in communities that have been historically under-resourced and over-criminalized is a long overdue and critical piece to achieving public safety.

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Ensure Fair Voting Districts for Everyone

By Tony Mason, President & CEO of the Indianapolis Urban League and Jane Henegar, Executive Director of the ACLU of Indiana

Voting Rights

Why Does a Gender Marker Matter?

Guest Blog by Evren Elliott (they/he)

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One Year After Bostock, The Fight for LGBTQ Equality Continues

A year after the Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling prohibiting discrimination in the workplace on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, LGBTQ+ Hoosiers finally feel a semblance of legal protection. But the fight for full equality is still far from over.

By Adam Schroeder

Bostock v. Clayton County

Students Should Be Able to Call Out Racism Without Fear of Retribution

Following a year of high-profile police killings of Black people and ensuing historic protests against racism and police brutality, a disturbing number of schools are suppressing the First Amendment rights of students speaking out against racial injustice.

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