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Photos: ‘Enough Is Enough’ March and Protest in Bloomington
On June 5, Bloomington’s largest protest in decades was held in response to nationwide police...
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Truth Matters Event To Raise Awareness About Disinformation in the News
Fake news masquerading as journalism? Truth Matters, an event at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater on October...
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Hoosier Lawyers, Voters Owe Debt to Antoinette Leach
Since Antoinette Leach began her career as Indiana’s first female lawyer 126 years ago, “the...
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Guest Column: Protecting Indiana Forests, the Bad News and the Good
Since 2012, the Indiana Division of Forestry has increased logging of state forests by 400...
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City Needs ‘Push’ From Public To Improve Bike Infrastructure
“Bloomington is at a crossroads — culturally, civically, and economically,” says writer Sean Starowitz, assistant...
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Big Mike’s B-town: Vauhxx Booker, ‘Fortune Favors the Bold’
“Everything inside me — starting with my name, Vauhxx — spoke to me and said...
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Statehouse Rally: ‘Let Voters Choose Their Legislators, Not the Other Way Around’
Letting one political party define election districts has converted our representative government into a plutocracy,...
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Guest Column: ‘The Antidote to Healthcare Despair Is Activism’
The premise of our healthcare system without the Affordable Care Act? If you can’t afford...
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Organizing the Left Through Strategy and Solidarity
How do people with similar values unite when their methods of action conflict with each...
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Letter of Response: ‘The Public’s Need for Clean Water’
Advocacy group Friends of Lake Monroe wrote a letter to Limestone Post in response to...
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Indiana Democrats and the Politics of White Nativism
Last year, IU research associate and policy analyst Luke Wood wrote an article in LP...
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Behind the Curtain: Jewish Theatre of Bloomington’s ‘Church & State’
Politics, like theater, relies on the relationship between the stage and the audience, writes LP...