By Travis Handler
Join the ACLU of Oklahoma as we march in the Tulsa Pride Parade! As you know, the work of the ACLU is now more critical than ever, and we want this year's parade group to be the biggest yet! Please complete the registration form to march with us on Saturday, October 17th, and we will be in contact with further details.
The pandemic, a social uprising, turmoil from the presidential election were just a few of the things that spurred action last year. Although 2020 was filled with trauma and confusion, it allowed Americans to reflect on their actions and their impact on communities. For some, this dark moment of civil liberties and civil rights inspired them to participate in protests and organize. Others used this time to share insightful resources on social media. Both forms of participation transformed the landscape of activism and its accessibility. The consistent attacks over the last four years have emphasized the desperate need for action.
On At Liberty, we dig into how to reconcile social media bans and free speech rights.
The Biden administration must follow through on ensuring our right to an accurate ID that represents who we are.
On our podcast, we take a look at what a post-Muslim ban world may look like for those who bore the brunt of this harmful policy.
The Biden administration has said they will follow existing federal law protecting LGBTQ people from discrimination — including in schools.
The ACLU has seen presidents come and go for 101 years. Our work continues.
The Biden administration is inheriting tremendous challenges. But addressing family separation should be a no-brainer.
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