Muncie Liberation Studio

This week for our Study Group we’ll be learning about Venezuela and why it has been a primary target of the imperialist system. 

Our reading will cover the most recent aggressions against Venezuela and gives us a better framework to understand how imperialism operates. 

This Wednesday, we will be reading excerpts from “Black Scare, Red Scare” by Dr. Charisse Burden-Stelly. This book examines how the state used anti-black repression and anti-communist repression to continue to entrench the country into capitalist domination and as a tool of imperialism.

We will be focusing on Chapter 2 and how radical blackness became the predominant threat of the U.S. capitalist racist system as the Red Scare/Black Scare challenged the Americanism and White supremacy that is imbedded in the roots of this country.

Join us in person or over zoom to read and explore these topics further!

Come out, support local artists, and enjoy some experimental & electronic music at the Muncie Liberation Studio!

Join us this Friday to protest the Board of Trustees. They are the ruling body of our campus and use that power to serve their own material interests at the expense of students, faculty, and the community. Show them they can’t operate in silence, that we see who they are and what they do!

We will be rallying at the scramble light at 12pm then marching over to the student center to demonstrate our collective power.

Come out Saturday, September 26 at 7pm for our monthly Open Mic! This is a space to build people's power, deepen our sense of community, and reclaim art for working people. Bring your art, poetry, comedy, music, and other creative mediums that speak to collective liberation!

Call Out for performers is at 6:30pm.

“Art is a political act because it involves telling the truth” - June Jordan

Today, we will be watching COINTELPRO 101, a film about the states formal program and effort to destroy the movements for self-determination and liberation, preventing these communities to find justice through organized struggle. Hope to see you all there!

This week for our Third World Study Group we will be looking at selected writings from Africans in America who connected their struggle for liberation with the struggle for liberation and decolonization in Palestine. Organizers and theoreticians such as Malcolm X, Kwame Ture, and Shaka Shakur have demonstrated through practice what internationalism really means and looks like. 

Join us for our monthly letter writing session for Political Prisoners this upcoming Wednesday at 7pm. Letter writing is a simple yet necessary action we can all do to deepen our relationship with those behind bars and maintain accountability and prisoner support to our Political Prisoners.

This month we will focus on writing letters of encouragement and support to Naeem Trotter of the Pendleton 2. Earlier this month, Naeem was diagnosed with stomach cancer. After being locked up in a concentration camp for over 4 decades for saving a life and standing up to state sanctioned racial violence, Naeem’s body has taken the brunt of this trauma after years of medical neglect, isolation, and deplorable conditions. Today, Naeem is a sick elder. Now more than ever, it's time for him to come home. 

Come see live music at the Muncie Liberation Studio!

Come see live music at the Muncie Liberation Studio!

hi there will be a awesome show saturday at muncie liberation studio… If you like electronic music or would like To get your mind blown pleaseee come!! Featuring @evemaret from TN and @waynerobertthomas from indy!!
It will be some beautiful ambient works
music starts at 7, pwyc as always, be there be square!

Bring clothes you don’t wear/want and swap for clothes you do want! If you wouldn’t give your clothes to a friend, don’t give it to us! This means bringing new or gently used clothing which is free of stains, smells, and holes. All clothes left behind will be donated to the Ross Community Center and the YWCA. Everyone deserves access to stylish and clean clothing.

As the drive for profit continues to swallow up industries which produce our clothing and linens, unsustainably extracting raw materials to produce these goods and relying on low-cost or slave labor to maximize profits and deceptively lower prices for consumers like u and I, it is up to us, the people, to create and develop alternative systems which reorganize our resources to better meet our own needs. This clothing swap represents a microcosm of this necessary system. 

This week marks 3 years since the launch of operation Al-Aqsa flood and the subsequent escalation of the genocide of Palestinians across Gaza and the West Bank. Since then the global solidarity movement has grown and continues to struggle for liberation. We, the students, continue to advance the cause on our campuses, remaining guided and grounded in the purpose of our efforts: for the martyrs, and for
liberation. We remain uncompromising in our demands for the complete liberation of all Palestinian land and for the liberation of oppressed people everywhere, those subjected to the ravages of Western imperial violence, exploitation, and domination. That is why this week our programming will be centered on Gaza and resistance. We will ground ourselves in the ongoing struggle to help us remain committed to the fight for liberation.

This week marks 3 years since the launch of operation Al-Aqsa flood and the subsequent escalation of the genocide of Palestinians across Gaza and the West Bank. Since then the global solidarity movement has grown and continues to struggle for liberation. We, the students, continue to advance the cause on our campuses, remaining guided and grounded in the purpose of our efforts: for the martyrs, and for liberation. We remain uncompromising in our demands for the complete liberation of all Palestinian land and for the liberation of oppressed people everywhere, those subjected to the ravages of Western imperial violence, exploitation, and domination. That is why this week our programming will be centered on Gaza and resistance. We will ground ourselves in the ongoing struggle to help us remain committed to the fight for liberation.

This week marks 3 years since the launch of operation Al-Aqsa flood and the subsequent escalation of the genocide of Palestinians across Gaza and the West Bank. Since then the global solidarity movement has grown and continues to struggle for liberation. We, the students, continue to advance the cause on our campuses, remaining guided and grounded in the purpose of our efforts: for the martyrs, and for
liberation. We remain uncompromising in our demands for the complete liberation of all Palestinian land and for the liberation of oppressed people everywhere, those subjected to the ravages of Western imperial violence, exploitation, and domination. That is why this week our programming will be centered on Gaza and resistance. We will ground ourselves in the ongoing struggle to help us remain committed to the fight for liberation.

This week’s film screen will be showing “A Good Day to Die”. This is a film about the life of Dennis Banks, co-founder of the American Indian Movement (AIM). This documentary will cover different crucial points of AIM as to understand the political environment and government repression at that time. Hope to see you there!!!

This week for TWSG, we will be reading about Leonard Peltier, Wounded Knee and the lifespan of the American Indian Movement. Hope to see you there!

This upcoming Wednesday, we will continue our study session of “Black Scare/Red Scare: Theorizing Capitalist Racism in the United States” by Dr. Charisse Burden-Stelly for Black Study Group. This book discusses the long history of anti-Black and anti-communist/radical repression that has been integral in domestic and foreign US policies and governance, and how racism and racial hierarchy are at the heart of capitalist exploitation and US society.

We will be reading an abridged version of chapter 3, “Genres of Black Radicalism”, and discussing how Radical Blackness embodied the pre-eminent threat of the Black Scare and the Red Scare, exemplified the ultimate threat to the US Capitalist Racist Society, and could be understood through 3 genres: 1) The West Indian, 2) the Outside Agitator, and 3)  Red Black / Black Red

This event will be available in-person and on zoom! 

Come for live music at the Muncie Liberation Studio! Pay what you can, all funds raised going to a good cause!

Fell A Victim (Muncie Deathcore)
Hospitality (Munciecore)
Gutjob (Indy Slam Mob)
Unidentified (Indy Deathcore) !First Show!