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Jefferson County Residents Sue to Remove Massive Ten Commandments Monument From Courthouse Lawn

Jefferson County, Illinois · Jefferson County

Jefferson County Residents Sue to Remove Massive Ten Commandments Monument From Courthouse Lawn

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

A group of multifaith and non-religious Jefferson County taxpayers and residents filed suit in state court yesterday, seeking to remove a nearly seven-foot-tall Ten Commandments monument from the lawn of the Jefferson County Courthouse. Represented by the ACLU of Illinois, the Freedom From Religion ...See the Story

Neal v. Jefferson County Board of Commissioners

Mount Vernon, Illinois · Mount Vernon

Neal v. Jefferson County Board of Commissioners

In 2024, the elected Sheriff of Jefferson County Illinois, Jeff Bullard, led an effort to fund and place a nearly seven-foot monument featuring a Protestant version of the Ten Commandments in the lobby of the County Courthouse in Mount Vernon. On the advice of lawyers, the Sheriff moved the monument outside, but it still stands at the only public entrance the courthouse. This Read Article

Pride is Still Protest: Panel Discussion and Celebration

Pride Month · Chicago

Pride is Still Protest: Panel Discussion and Celebration

Please join us on Wednesday, June 18th from 5:00 – 7:00 PM at the ACLU of Illinois’ offices for a special Pride Month panel discussion and celebration. We continue to see an onslaught of attacks nationwide on the LGBTQ+ community – especially trans people – which seek to strip away fundamental freedoms. Together, we will discuss the historical and ongoing work of the ACLU, take action, build solidarity, and uplift and celebrate the LGBTQ+ commun…Read Article

2025 Next Generation Society Fall Fundraiser

Please join the Next Generation Society of the ACLU on Thursday, October 23, 2025, from 6–9 PM for our 2025 Fall Fundraiser! Held at the Ivy Room (12 E Ohio St, Chicago, IL), this energizing evening will include food, drinks, compelling speakers, a raffle and auction, DJ, and more. Stay tuned for more details on this celebration of our ongoing commitment to protecting civil liberties. Since its founding, the Next Generation Society has raised o…ACLU · Chicago Read Article

NO KINGS Santa Cruz - Rally & March : Indybay

Join us at 10am for a short rally at Upper San Lorenzo Park (Duck Pond Stage). We will then march from the park on the sidewalk on Dakota Ave. to Soquel Ave. and then up Ocean St. to the Santa Cruz County building.Trump Administration · Santa Cruz See the Story

ACLU of Illinois Applauds Passage of HB1628

House Bill 1628 is a significant step forward in our efforts to understand how civil asset forfeiture is being used in our state and to guard against any abuse of the system.Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

Stop the Abuse of Power. Stop Unfounded Arrests of Public Officials.

Menu parent dynamic listing 18 Imported from National NID 208196 Imported from National VID 208196 Imported from National Link https://action.aclu.org/send-message/stop-abuse-power-stop-unlawful-arrests-public-officialsTrump Administration See the Story

Worker files complaint to challenge Trump's federal transgender bathroom ban

74% Center coverage: 8 sources

A civilian worker for the Illinois National Guard has filed a complaint against the Trump administration's rules that bar transgender federal employees from using restrooms that align with their gender.The complaint, filed Monday by the ACLU to the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Office on behalf of LeAnne Withrow, says that the ban violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964."In filing this class complaint, Ms. Withrow seeks to serv…Donald Trump · United States See the Story

NM's nonprofit landscape: Adapting to funding shifts

67% Center coverage: 27 sources

New Mexico's nonprofit funding landscape is evolving, with organizations facing challenges from federal changes and seeking new collaborations to sustain their community impact.Donald Trump See the Story

Coalition of Groups Join Together to Call on City Council to Reject

CHICAGO – A coalition of twenty youth justice, civil rights and legal reform organizations today sent a letter to the members of the Chicago City Council encouraging them to reject a proposal for “snap” curfews across the city when it is considered in the coming weeks.Curfew · Chicago Read Article

NYC Pride announces five grand marshals for 2025

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

NYC Pride, which hosts one of the two prominent marches on Pride Sunday in New York City, will have five grand marshals this year. Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, Stonewall Community Foundation executive director Elisa Crespo, drag artist Marti Gould Cummings, DJ Lina, and Trans formative Schools have been tapped to lead the NYC Pride March, which is scheduled to begin at noon on June 29. The other main march on Pride Sund…ACLU See the Story

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