Votes for Women — and Everyone — Now!

Susan N. Herman, Former President

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Let women vote.

An Abortion Advocacy Movement for Everybody

Blair Wallace, she/her/hers, Policy and Advocacy Strategist, ACLU of Texas

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Representatives of the Trust, Respect, Access Coalition, holding multicolored signs spelling out ABORTION=HEALTHCARE, gathered in the Texas Capitol Rotunda Thursday afternoon July 27, 2017 to voice their opposition to abortion legislation being...

We’ve Filed 400 Legal Actions Against Trump

Immediately after Trump’s election, we put the president and his administration on notice: If they enacted unconstitutional and illegal policies, we would see them in court. We meant it. As of today, we’ve filed 400 legal actions against this administration. Our 400th filing was a class-action lawsuit that seeks to block the removal of children seeking asylum at the border.

A collage of protest signs and legal filings.

The Public Healthcare Crisis in Oklahoma Jails

Oklahoma County Jail is just at the beginning of its COVID crisis. But it’s in an ongoing carceral crisis as well. We can’t talk about one without the other. 

By Nicole McAfee

COVID in jails

The Black Women Behind the Ongoing Fight for Suffrage

The 19th Amendment inked women’s suffrage into American history, a culminating moment in an effort to win political power. But as the 100th anniversary of its ratification fast approaches, it’s essential to reflect on who the 19th Amendment excluded in practice if not on paper, and what the popular historical record of this movement leaves out.

Marchers carry their signs into Lincoln Park with the Mary McLeod Bethune Memorial in the background.

Why The Fight for Paid Sick Leave is a Civil Rights Issue

Ronald Newman, Former National Political Director, ACLU

A protester in a car with a sign reading "Worker Health is Public Health" at a socially distanced protest.

“The Very Prescription is to Stay Home”: What it’s Like to be Evicted During a Global Pandemic

Leila Rafei, Former Content Strategist, ACLU

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Tiana Caldwell.

Proposed Policy Regulating the Use of County Property for Free Speech Activities

Oklahoma County Commissioners are voting on an unconstitutional attempt to limit free speech tomorrow, 8/12, at 9 AM. This afternoon we sent the following letter to all commisioners noting that if enacted – let alone enforced – the County can expect the ACLU of Oklahoma to challenge the Policy as an impermissible burden upon the First Amendment to the United States Constitution.

Protest and demonstrations

The U.S. Postal Service Was Never a Business. Stop Treating it Like One.

Chad Marlow, Senior Policy Counsel, ACLU

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Letter carriers load mail trucks for deliveries at a U.S. Postal Service facility.