What prominent community members say should be done to make Indiana better for everyone
The direction our leaders take over the next weeks and months will set a path for the future of an increasingly diverse nation.
The direction our leaders take over the next weeks and months will set a path for the future of an increasingly diverse nation.
Demonstrators marched in two events to fight racial inequality and police violence and to encourage more people to vote in the 17th consecutive day of Indianapolis protests on Sunday, June 14, 2020.
The event drew about 500 people to Avon Town Hall Park Thursday, June 11, 2020.
An evening march lead by Indy10 Black Lives Matter wound through the Mass Ave. district asking diners to acknowledge demands for police reform.
Protesters once again took to the streets in Indianapolis.
A monument to Confederate soldiers is removed from Indianapolis’ Garfield Park.
Demonstrators met Downtown for a march for racial equality, justice and progress on the 10th day of Indianapolis protests on Sunday, June 7, 2020.
Here are some of the signs held by protesters we’ve seen at demonstrations in the Indianapolis area against racism and police brutality.
Protesters gather in downtown Indianapolis on the ninth consecutive day of protests in the city.
Peaceful protests in Downtown Indianapolis extend into 6th day