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The Michigan Supreme Court hears arguments in an ACLU appeal challenging unconstitutional fingerprinting by police on the street.

Far from compromising civil liberties, vaccine mandates actually further civil liberties. They protect the most vulnerable among us, including people with disabilities and fragile immune systems, children too young to be vaccinated and communities of color hit hard by the disease.

Texas won’t allow pastor to pray aloud or “lay hands on” John Ramirez as he dies.

In 2006, the FBI sent an informant to pose as a convert and spy on one of the country's largest Muslim communities.

Tennessee passed a law that would keep Luc and other transgender students from participating in school sports.

Sarah Vogel is an attorney, advocate, and author of “The Farmer’s Lawyer,” a memoir about her landmark class action lawsuit, Coleman v. Block.

A minor infraction cost me my driver’s license, my job, thousands of dollars, and over a decade entangled with a system that punishes poverty.

Each artist created an image of what Systemic Equality could look like — a vision of a more inclusive and equitable future for America.

The Biden administration is filling private prison beds emptied out by its own Executive Order with immigrant detainees.