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Top ACLU of North Carolina News

ACLU of North Carolina Urges Fayetteville Police to Respect First

ACLU · Fayetteville

ACLU of North Carolina Urges Fayetteville Police to Respect First

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Cleveland County School Board Settles in Student First Amendment Case

ACLU · Cleveland County

Cleveland County School Board Settles in Student First Amendment Case

The ACLU of North Carolina has agreed to a settlement in M.K. v. Fisher, a lawsuit filed in February 2025, alleging that the Cleveland County Board of Education violated students’ rights under the First Amendment and the Equal Access Act.Read Article

After Months of Trying to Overturn NC Supreme Court Loss, GOP Candidate Finally Concedes

Republican Party · North Carolina

After Months of Trying to Overturn NC Supreme Court Loss, GOP Candidate Finally Concedes

47% Left coverage: 113 sources

A Republican who narrowly lost a North Carolina Supreme Court election ended his challenge to the results Wednesday, clearing the way for the Democratic incumbent to be sworn in six months after she won the race. See the Story

NC House extends time for gender-transition lawsuits, boosts parental authority

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The North Carolina House has approved two bills reshaping medical care for minors, focusing on gender transition treatments and parental rights in healthcare decisions. House Bill 606 passed in a 69-41 vote, It allows individuals who received gender-related medical treatments, such as hormone therapy or surgery, as minors to sue their health-care providers until age 28, a decade after reaching adulthood. Supporters argue the law would give young…Health Care · Raleigh See the Story

Op-ed: ACLU of NC Calls on Congress to Fund Programs Like HEART in Durham

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

This week (May 5-8) I will be joining ACLU leaders from across the country in Washington, D.C., to call on Congress to protect programs that keep our communities safe by passing bills like the Mental Health Justice Act, which would authorize grants to fund crisis response teams staffed by trained mental health professionals—not police.Unfortunately, that safety is now at risk as the Trump administration continues slashing millions in funding for…ACLU · Durham See the Story

ACLU-NC Western Chapter to Host 2025 Annual Celebration

The Western Chapter of the ACLU of North Carolina will hold its 2025 Annual Celebration and Award Ceremony on Saturday, May 17, 2025, from 12:30 – 2 p.m. at the Pigeon Community Multicultural Development Center in Waynesville, North Carolina.ACLU · Waynesville Read Article

[Opinion] Op-Ed Dos and Don’ts

If you have a compelling opinion to share and can clearly express it, consider writing an op-ed article. An op-ed (short for opposite the editorial page) is a short article written by a member of the public, not a journalist, to share their opinion on an issue. Your words can reach many people and potentially sway hearts, minds, and sometimes even public policy. As you think about writing opinion pieces, keep these tips in mind. Do: Start wi…Opinion · North Carolina Read Article

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