Here’s What Happens When We Allow Facial Recognition Technology in Our Schools
By Toni Smith-Thompson, Organizer, NYCLU
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'Do We Deserve to Kill?' The Answer Is 'No' After Nebraska's Latest Execution
By Brian Stull, ACLU Capital Punishment Project
This Woman’s Endless Ordeal Shows How the Watchlisting System Harms Innocent People
By Hugh Handeyside, Senior Staff Attorney, ACLU National Security Project
US’s Largest Organization of Lawyers Agrees That Courts Must Stop Treating People Like ATMs
Nusrat Choudhury, Deputy Director, ACLU Racial Justice Program & Emily Dindial, Advocacy and Policy Counsel, ACLU
12 Things Other Countries Have Done to Promote Gender Equity
By Louise Melling, Deputy Legal Director and Director of Center for Liberty, ACLU
A Man Wanted to Speak at His Trial. The Judge Taped His Mouth Shut
Franklyn Williams is a 32-year-old Black Ohioan who, at his sentencing hearing, was talking. Judge John Russo thought he was talking too much. So with Williams surrounded by six officers, Judge Russo ordered them to place red tape over Williams’ mouth.