Two signs are held up during the May Day March In Manhattan, New York on May 1, 2025. The largest of the signs is in the foreground and reads"We Are a Nation of Immigrants," while the smaller in the background reads, " WE ARE ALL (EXCEPT NATIVE...

Help Wanted: Oklahoma’s Immigration Crisis and the Urgent Need For Habeas Counsel

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NextGen Meeting: Find your voice. Create change.

The goal of this program is to provide students with a place to meet other young advocates, connect with community leaders, and learn new skills and information that will allow them to be better advocates in their schools and communities.

The purpose of this first meeting is for students to get to know each other and meet community organizing leaders in OKC. Students will also have a chance to brainstorm ideas on how to approach pressing issues in their communities.

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Protect People, Not Police Lobbyists

To create and foster the genuine public safety BIPOC communities are demanding, the ACLU is launching a campaign to expose the lobbying power of police.

A sign that reads "where there's people there's power" over a crowd of people

Abortion Access is at Stake, But We Will Do Everything We Can to Keep Our Clinic’s Doors Open

Arkansas legislators are trying to make abortion inaccessible, so we're taking them to court.

People protesting in support of abortion rights, holding sign that reads "Keep Abortion Legal"

We’re Suing Arkansas Over its Ban on Health Care for Trans Youth

This is the first of several lawsuits the ACLU will be filing over anti-trans laws passed in 2021.

Brook Dennis, a 9-year-old transgender girl in Arkansas, is seen with her parents

The People, Not the Police, Should Decide If and How Surveillance Technologies Are Used In Their Communities

Dayton and Detroit just passed CCOPS’ 20th and 21st laws nationwide — a milestone for surveillance tech transparency and empowering communities.

Gray police surveillance camera

What Insights Would RBG Offer About the Upcoming Supreme Court Abortion Rights Case?

Coverage of the court’s decision to hear a major abortion-related case has merely skimmed the surface about the impact across society.

A mural of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is seen at the corner of First Avenue and East 11th Street in The East Village, New York, NY, November 19, 2020.

The Movement to End Police Violence One Year after George Floyd’s Murder

One year ago today, George Floyd was brutally murdered by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin sparking the largest protests in American history. What has changed in the year since Floyd’s murder and that uprising?

Protestors holding up a portrait of George Floyd

Brooklyn Center Provides a Model for Reexamining Public Safety

The only way to end police violence is to reduce the roles, resources, and power of police. Brooklyn Center Minnesota just provided a model for cities across America.

A makeshift memorial for Daunte Wright in front of Brooklyn Center

How to Save Lives in Jail During the Opioid Crisis

People in jails are often denied life-saving treatment for opioid addiction, with deadly results.

Jail cells with the doors closed inside an Idaho prison.

Time and Again, Social Media Giants Get Content Moderation Wrong: Silencing Speech about Al-Aqsa Mosque is Just the Latest Example

Social media companies often get content moderation wrong — both because of their vague and sweeping rules, and because they make mistakes when applying those rules, often through blunt automated detection systems. Perfect content moderation may be impossible, but the major platforms can do better.

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