ACLU

We won't allow politicians to dilute the power of Black voters in Louisiana or anywhere else.

The Supreme Court's new term kicked off this week, and we're watching several cases that implicate our civil liberties. Next week, we’ll be at the court to defend Black voters’ right to a fair congressional map in Louisiana that doesn’t dilute their voting power.

We all have an important role to play in defending families with trans youth.

Yasmin Cader is right: We all have a stake in defending our fundamental freedoms.

Alongside nearly 500 artists and over 40K supporters, we shared an open letter challenging Jimmy Kimmel's suspension from ABC after unconstitutional pressure by the Trump administration. While ABC reinstated Kimmel, the fight for free speech continues.

ABC reversed their suspension of Jimmy Kimmel soon after we organized over 450 artists and 40k ACLU supporters to condemn their decision. Together, our voices are powerful — and we will use them to defend free speech.

Jimmy Kimmel was taken off the air after our government threatened a private company with retaliation. This is a dark moment for freedom of speech in our nation. More than 400 artists across the country are saying it with us: We refuse to be silenced by those in power. Join us in the fight to defend our constitutional right to free speech at aclu.org/kimmel-letter-li

Businesses across every industry have an important role in resisting the Trump administration's anti-freedom agenda.

Last year, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously in favor of our client, the NRA, that the government cannot punish organizations for disfavored political speech. Whether it's private television companies or nonprofit organizations, any government attempt to pressure an organization or individual to stop its speech because of its viewpoint violates the First Amendment — and the highest court in our nation agrees.

Attention to anyone who is: ✅ A current law student ✅ Passionate about civil rights and liberties ✅ A member of the National Black Law Students Association or member of your law school’s Black Law Students Association The ACLU-NBLSA legal internship program is a paid opportunity to be involved in crucial legal, policy, and organizing campaigns in the issue areas that most affect Southern Black and Brown communities. In partnership with the National Black Law Student Association, applications are available at the 13 ACLU southern affiliates (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, TX, VA, WV). Apply by the priority deadline of October 31, or no later than November 28: https://lnkd.in/eVX43VjX