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Whistleblowers Are Public Servants. We Must Protect Them.
There is no law protecting an intelligence community whistleblower's identity from disclosure or protecting them from retaliatory investigations. Congress can and must change that.
South Dakota Governor Caves on Attempted Efforts to Silence Pipeline Protesters
The state's quick retreat should serve as a lesson for other legislatures: if you criminalize protest, we will sue.
Our Online Speech Rights Are Under Threat
Congress is set to examine one of the most speech protective laws ever enacted as some lawmakers consider rolling back the law's protections.
The Trump Administration Can’t Force Colleges to Further Its Anti-Muslim Agenda
We're demanding the administration end its politicized investigation into Duke-UNC's Middle East Studies program, and turn over all related records.
International Human Rights Bodies Provide a Case for Reparations
International human rights programs provide models for reparations.
The Supreme Court Considers Mandatory Government Funding of Religious Education
A case out of Montana could result in the church-state separation being stripped to the bone.
AmeriCorps Adopts Health Screening Process That’s Fair to Candidates with Disabilities
Susie was disqualified from AmeriCorps NCCC for seeking therapy. Now they're changing their screening process so everyone can apply to serve.
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