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With the exception of Thurgood Marshall, no Supreme Court justice did more to realize the Constitution’s promise of “equal protection of the law” than Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died on Friday.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg recognized that dismantling patriarchy was necessary not only for women’s liberation, but for all of us to have the freedom to thrive regardless of gender. That certainty drove her strategy during the eight years she spent as director of the ACLU Women’s Rights Project.

Selectively banning entire platforms violates the First Amendment and does little to protect our personal data from abuse.

Selectively banning entire platforms violates the First Amendment and does little to protect our personal data from abuse.

As our nation grapples with its grievous legacy of racism, it is imperative to call out policies and practices that exacerbate inequality.

If the appeals court affirms the lower court’s judgment, it may enable hundreds of thousands of returning citizens to register to vote in time for the November election.

The government is using a deeply invasive, coordinated aerial surveillance campaign to monitor Black Lives Matter protests, gather information, and surveil people exercising their First Amendment rights.

There's still work to be done to make sure the right to vote applies to everyone, including people with disabilities.

A do’s and don'ts guide to increase accessibility for voters with disabilities.