“Get your power out of your pocket.” The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II brought that urgent challenge to Evansville—calling residents to vote, organize and turn faith into action. Read how his message energized the Human Rights Dinner and honored the people advancing dignity and belonging across the city.
In this pointed opinion piece, Dr. Adrian M. Brooks Sr. argues that Southern Indiana Democrats cannot keep asking Black and Brown voters to deliver narrow victories while treating those same communities as seasonal afterthoughts. The challenge is direct: votes are earned through sustained investment, real relationships, and shared power—not last-minute outreach.
In this editorial, we are reminded that when we reach out limits of strength, resources, ideas, and faith, we must reconnect to our source-God. We have limits. He doesn't.
