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This kind of discrimination has no place in Arkansas – especially not when it would hurt vulnerable kids and prevent them from being placed in forever, loving homes.
On February 21st, 1969 two civil rights activists, Joe and Barbara Neal, were arrested for distributing information to students at Henderson State University. It became the ACLU of Arkansas’ very first case.
This is a new low. Arkansas legislators are rushing through an extreme measure that would criminalize abortion in Arkansas – and they’re misusing the legacy of slavery to do it.
On certain college campuses, administrators have created “Free Speech Zones” — spaces where people are allowed to speak, protest, or gather signatures for causes they believe in.
An unconstitutional Arkansas law requires companies contracting with the state to certify that they will not boycott Israel.
The ACLU is challenging a slate of Arkansas laws intended to prevent women from being able to get abortions.
