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We're Proud and Free and Always Will Be

The Supreme Court ruling in U.S. v. Skrmetti was devastating for the trans community, but it will not impact health care for trans people in Nevada, who still have every right under our state’s Constitution and laws that we had last Pride Month.

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ACLU Releases Amicus Brief for Nevada Parental Notification Case 

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Supreme Court Says Firing Workers Because They Are LGBTQ Is Unlawful Discrimination

This win is important, but the only way to get comprehensive protections for LGBTQ people is to pass the Equality Act

Aimee Stephens with her wife and legal team outside the Supreme Court.

Policing the Press: A Journalist on the Frontlines

Freelance reporter Jared Goyette, a plaintiff in an ACLU lawsuit seeking justice for journalists who endured police violence whiel covering protests, shares his story with At Liberty.

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My Abortion Allowed Me to Control My Own Destiny. Millions of Others Deserve The Same Chance.

Your ability to have an abortion shouldn't depend on where you work or where you live. Access to abortion is freedom, and the Supreme Court must protect it.

Pro-choice demonstrators outside the Supreme Court with signs advocating abortion access for all.

Defunding the Police Will Actually Make Us Safer

For too long, the focus on police reform has been dominated by reforms that try to reduce the harms of policing rather than rethink the overall role of police in society.

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Sex Work is Real Work, and it’s Time to Treat it That Way

Sex workers aren’t always a part of the conversation about police brutality, but they should be. Police regularly target, harass, and assault sex workers or people they think are sex workers, such as trans women of color.

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Three Missouri Voters Explain Why Everyone Should be Able to Vote by Mail in 2020

Cecil, Javier, and fellow Missouri voter Kamisha Webb shared their stories with the ACLU to show why voting by mail should be accessible — and safe — for all.

Kamisha Webb, Cecil Wattree, and Javier Del Villar

Police are Attacking Journalists at Protests. We’re Suing.

Black people who have been killed by police in recent years, journalists have joined them to bear witness. While covering these protests in cities throughout the country, journalists have become conspicuous targets for arrest, intimidation, and assault by police officers...

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We’re Working to Safeguard Our Democracy and Our Health

To protect our democracy, it’s imperative that we expand early voting, allow every eligible voter to vote by mail, and reduce the logistical, financial, and health barriers that inhibit voting by mail.

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We’re Taking Clearview AI to Court to End its Privacy-Destroying Face Surveillance Activities

Unbeknownst to the public, this company has offered up this massive faceprint database to private companies, police, federal agencies, and wealthy individuals, allowing them to secretly track and target whomever they wished using face recognition technology.

Clearview AI facial recognition software logo on the glowing screen and blurred faces from social media on the background