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ACLU · Mississippi

A proposed 'median safety' ordinance draws backlash from Pittsfield residents who say it unfairly targets panhandlers

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Panhandling has become a growing concern in Pittsfield, with many residents complaining about being approached by people asking for help. But a proposed ordinance that could thwart such activity also is facing pushback.See the Story

Senate · DeSoto County

New Senate District maps approved, McLendon most affected in changes

Once judicial approval is given, special elections in the newly-drawn districts would be held on Aug. 5, primary runoff votes in early September and the general election on Nov. 4.See the Story

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ACLU of Texas, Partners Urge Federal Court to End Sex Discrimination

HOUSTON — The ACLU of Texas joined the ACLU, ACLU of Louisiana, ACLU of Mississippi, and IDRA to file a friend-of-the-court brief before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in support of Darryl George — who was suspended from Barbers Hill Independent School District in Mont Belvieu, Texas for wearing his hair in long locs.See the Story

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