San Diego Police Stop Black People at a Rate 219 Percent Higher Than White People.

A recent Campaign Zero report on disparities in police stops in San Diego shines a light on the racist policing prevalent throughout the country.

White SFPD officers interrogating Black men in San Francisco.

Are Our Prisons and Jails Ready for COVID-19?

People in prisons and jails are uniquely vulnerable to coronavirus. Officials must act quickly to pull together a plan to ensure the safety of incarcerated people, medical staff, and correctional officers.

An image of empty prison cells. Are prisons ready for the ensuing COVID-19 pandemic?

Will SCOTUS Protect the Right to Protest?

An officer sued DeRay Mckesson. The case, which should have been swiftly dismissed, now threatens the First Amendment rights of millions.

A Black woman using a megaphone at a daytime Black Lives Matter march in Minneapolis, Minnesota in response to police shooting of 18-year-old Tania Harris.

Trump is Sending Special Forces-style Agents into Pro-Immigrant Cities

Two new tactics in the administration’s attack on the prerogatives of state and local governments to focus their resources on local public safety and welfare needs, rather than on federal immigration enforcement.

On a sunny day in California, two Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers escort a man in handcuffs. Trump administration officials have confirmed plans for two new tactics in their anti-immigrant agenda.

TRAP Laws are the Threat to Abortion Rights You Don’t Know About

TRAP laws are part of an effort to undermine access to abortion.

A bright grid with family planning imagery and a letter to Congress advocating on behalf of women's rights.

Can We Trust the Government to Respond to the Coronavirus in a Fair and Effective Manner?

The ACLU will be watching closely to make sure the government's response is ​scientifically justified and no more intrusive on civil liberties than absolutely necessary.

A gloved hand inject fluid into a test tube

A Hospital Refused to Provide Medically Necessary Surgery Because I Am Transgender

Evan Minton sued Dignity Health after his medical treatment was cancelled because he is transgender. Now he has shared his story with Congress.

Evan Minton

Defending Immigrants’ Rights and Reproductive Freedom in the U.S. Supreme Court

We will be in front of the Supreme Court to join partners in the fight for abortion rights, and to defend the rights of asylum seekers and others whose civil liberties are under attack.

The front of the Supreme Court, as a few people are walking up and down its stairs, on a sunny day in 2012.

“Do Not Kill in My Name” – How Colorado Finally Repealed the Death Penalty

Colorado is about to become the 22nd state in the nation to repeal the death penalty. Its path to get there highlights the power of community-led organizing.

Protestors holding a banner that reads "Stop the Death Penalty" in front on Georgia's State Capital on a sunny day in 2017. Colorado just won a major feat for anti-death penalty movement with its decision to repeal the death penalty in the state.