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Tribal regalia worn at commencement are a symbol of resistance, resilience, and reclamation.

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Share your story: Tribal Regalia at Graduation

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Session might be over, but the fight for trans rights continues.

This Week, Anti-Abortion Extremists Showed Us Who They Really Are

Lawmakers are bending the democratic process and ignoring their constituents to push health care out of reach.

Justice and Safety, Not Fear, Continue to Win at the Ballot Box

In Pennsylvania and across the country, voters are electing candidates who offer solutions and hope, not fear and failure.

ACLU of North Dakota in the Media

May 8, 2023

Gov. Doug Burgum Signs House Bill 1522; ACLU of North Dakota Comments

No matter how lawmakers try to spin it, HB 1522 wasn’t really motivated by privacy or safety concerns or even the rights of parents. It was motivated by ignorance, misinformation and a fear of transgender...

April 26, 2023

Gov. Burgum Signs Discriminatory ‘Bathroom Bill’

House Bill 1473 wasn’t motivated by privacy or safety concerns. It was motivated by ignorance, misinformation and a fear of transgender North Dakotans.