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Over 5 million Americans are kept from the polls by laws that prohibit people with felony convictions from voting. While the intricacies of these laws vary from state to state, people who have been convicted of a felony are blocked from voting in one way or another in 48 states. But why do felony...

Section 230 protects people’s ability to create, communicate, and build community online. We urge members of Congress to ensure that the internet...

LGBTQ people already get turned away from food banks, shelters and more. The high court's decision in Fulton could make things worse.

On Intersex Awareness Day, and every day, we should acknowledge how these attacks impact all of us.

By Alesdair H. Ittelson

A foster care agency in Philadelphia that wants to turn away same-sex couples is putting anti-discrimination protections in jeopardy in the name of...

By ACLU

We asked for your questions on voting in Election 2020 for the latest episode of At the Polls.

By ACLU

The city of Philadelphia learned in March 2018 that two of the agencies it had hired to provide foster care services would not, based on religious objection, accept same-sex couples as foster parents. The city then told the agencies their contracts with the city were in jeopardy unless they...

Police and federal agents were ordered to monitor George Floyd's burial and authorized to use "deadly force" if necessary. This racist, harmful...

For the last few months, we've been gathering your voting questions. Hundreds of you have sent in voice messages, videos and emails with your most pressing concerns. These submissions have informed our At the Polls episodes, but we couldn't answer each question with its own episode. This week, we...

Local officials and ballot measures will address key issues like criminal justice reform, abortion access, immigrants’ rights, and racial justice.