New Domestic Terrorism Laws Won’t End White Supremacy

On At Liberty, Hina Shamsi breaks down how domestic terrorism laws will harm communities of color.

A statement of facts document with images of an insurrectionist at the riot in the Capitol Building.

Doctors Agree: Gender-Affirming Care is Life-Saving Care

Arkansas has become the first state to pass a bill banning health care for transgender youth and 16 other states have introduced similar legislation.

Demonstrators protesting anti-trans bills.

The Links Between Racialized and Gender-Based Violence

Racialized and gender-based violence are deeply intertwined and rooted in prejudice and discrimination. Recognizing this is just the starting point to address and prevent violence experienced by those who are most marginalized in our society.

Demonstrators protesting anti-Asian racism.

There’s a Lot That Can Go Wrong With ‘Vaccine Passports’

Any proposal for vaccine credentials must be primarily paper-based, decentralized, and protect privacy.

In this photo illustration, Excelsior Pass app which provides digital proof of COVID-19 vaccination or negative test results seen displayed on a smartphone screen in front of the US flag.

Artist and Writer Chanel Miller on Surviving, Identity, and Activism

Miller, a leading voice for survivors of sexual violence and an emerging artist, joined our podcast this week.

Chanel Miller attends the Glamour Women of the Year Awards.

The Government is Racing to Deploy AI, But at What Cost to Our Freedom?

Our FOIA request seeks to uncover information about what types of AI tools intelligence agencies are deploying, what rules constrain their use, and what dangers these systems pose to privacy and due process.

Face recognition and personal identification technologies in street surveillance cameras covering people's faces.

Punished for a Snapchat: Why Schools Shouldn’t Police Students’ Speech Outside of School

The Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that could change the free speech rights of millions of young people across the country.

Snapchat stories on a smart phone.

New Mexico Showed Us What Protecting Abortion Rights Looks Like

How an intersectional movement of women, families, faith leaders, and medical providers, Indigenous, Black, and Latinx reproductive justice leaders alongside reproductive rights advocates in New Mexico organized to protect reproductive health care.

A mural with the text "Respect Reproductive Freedom."

Amazon Drivers Placed Under Robot Surveillance Microscope

Increased video surveillance is tilting power away from vulnerable contract workers, and toward those who already have it.

Amazon's driveri AI delivery van camera.