My name is Job, and I am a current high school junior in Los Angeles, California. Although we have the right in California to wear our tribal, religious, or cultural regalia at graduation, some schools still try to stop Indigenous highschoolers from doing so.
By Job
Carlos Sauceda has the right to live in the U.S., but ICE won't let him return. Join the fight to bring Carlos home.
By Sarah Hopkins
Sixty years after a landmark Supreme Court case guaranteed the right to a free attorney for criminal defendants who can't afford a private lawyer, millions of low-income people are still being denied this basic constitutional right.
By Tammerlin Drummond
For decades, the ACLU of Northern California has fought back against discriminatory and dangerous state surveillance in San Francisco. Read a chronicle of our movement.
By Brady Hirsch
How could San Francisco, a purported “progressive” city, authorize deadly police robots? And how do we stop this policy, or something similar, from returning?
By Jennifer Tu, John Lindsay-Poland
By Sarah Hopkins
While abortion is legal in California, pregnancy criminalization is a rising trend that needs to be addressed.
By a margin of 4-7, the San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors voted to give the SFPD access to privately owned cameras. With the cameras, comes the power to put essentially the entire city under live surveillance indefinitely.
By Matthew Guariglia - Electronic Frontier Foundation
Over the course of four years, the ACLU uncovered documents showing that sheriffs throughout the Central Valley have worked behind the scenes to evade pro-immigrant laws. They have devised underhanded schemes to transfer people from jails to ICE and avoid the public reporting required under state law.
By Maria Romani
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