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A Federal Court Sounds the Alarm on the Privacy Harms of Face Recognition Technology
The court ruled that a lawsuit alleging that Facebook is violating Illinois’ biometric privacy law can proceed.
Over 132,400 Opposed Trump’s Anti-Trans Health Care Plan
A proposed rule would undermine protections for transgender people and others facing discriminatory denials of health care and insurance coverage.
After the Power of Protest Ousts a Governor, Puerto Rico has a New Leader. For Now.
Protest works. Protest is powerful.
A Mother’s Plea: "Please Don’t Ignore Prisoners Like My Son"
I am able to hold on to a sliver of hope that my son will one day rejoin his family in my house because I believe that one day Florida will have a governor and a majority of legislators who believe in second chances and proportional punishments.
Supreme Court Order No ‘Big Victory’ For Trump’s Border Wall. The Fight Continues.
The Supreme Court has not yet decided the case, or given Trump’s abuse of emergency powers the stamp of approval.
This County Criminalized Students for Bad Grades – Until Now
The ACLU and ACLU Foundations of California filed a landmark settlement that will end the relationship between the probation department and school districts in Riverside, California.
With the Right to Boycott Under Attack, Some Members of Congress Are Pushing Back
In a sea of anti-BDS legislation, a resolution championing the right to political boycotts emerges.
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