55 Years After Stonewall, Police Reform Stalls at Symbolic Gestures

The ACLU’s latest report shows how, despite efforts to show solidarity with the LGBTQ community, police harassment, violence and discrimination continues to target sexual and gender minorities.

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The Supreme Court Just Declined to Protect Emergency Abortion Care for Pregnant Patients. Here’s What to Know

Today’s ruling does not signal the end of the road in the fight for protecting life-saving emergency care, or the fight for our reproductive freedom.

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The Oklahoma Supreme Court Just Rejected the Nation’s First Religious Public Charter School

The creation of a Catholic public school violates the separation of church and state.

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What Voters Really Want for Immigration and Public Safety Reform

Ahead of the 2024 elections, voters are disillusioned with fear-based rhetoric from both candidates. The ACLU breaks down what solutions have the most public support.

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The Important Legal Fight Happening Over Florida’s Draconian Classroom Censorship Law

In classrooms and educational spaces across our country, a coordinated attack on our students’ right to learn is underway. Perhaps nowhere are those attacks more pronounced than in Florida.

By Bacardi Jackson

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Overturning Roe is Just the Beginning

Two years after Trump’s Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the ACLU examines how a second Trump administration would further imperil abortion access and reproductive rights nationwide – and our roadmap to fight back.

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From Stonewall to Florida: The Ongoing Fight for LGBTQ+ Rights

Pride Month honors a protest that started a movement. This struggle for liberation will continue until all LGBTQ+ people are free and equal.

By Robert Kesten

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The Supreme Court's Gun Decision Is Not a Victory for Women

Domestic violence survivors deserve better than what the carceral system has to offer them.

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"Taking Pride in Who We Are"

When I challenged my school's sexist dress code, I was fighting not just for my rights, but for self-expression everywhere.

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