As the leading civil rights organization in the Lone Star State, we at the ACLU of Texas believe it is our duty to keep the public informed about the state of their civil liberties. The work we do at the legislature, in the courts, and in our communities is important, but there is no better defender of civil rights than a public that is informed and engaged.
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Dec 23, 2024
Nov 7, 2024
To My Fellow Texans
Voting Rights and Democracy
No matter how hard they try to divide us, we will not abandon each other. We’ve come too far.
By Oni K. Blair
No matter how hard they try to divide us, we will not abandon each other. We’ve come too far.
By Oni K. Blair
Oct 29, 2024
Texas leaders don’t want younger, diverse San Antonians to vote in November
Voting Rights and Democracy
As a voting rights lawyer and Latina, I believe our democracy is better when everybody who is eligible to vote has a chance to do so.
By Ashley Harris
As a voting rights lawyer and Latina, I believe our democracy is better when everybody who is eligible to vote has a chance to do so.
By Ashley Harris
Oct 9, 2024
The Texas Department of Public Safety Has Repeatedly Failed Us. Don’t Let Them Pick A New Director In Secret.
Smart Justice
One of the most important changes in Texas government is not happening in an election — but behind closed doors.
One of the most important changes in Texas government is not happening in an election — but behind closed doors.
Sep 20, 2024
How Border Policing Harms Undocumented People Seeking Abortion Care
Reproductive Freedom
The ACLU’s latest report outlines how interior immigration checkpoints and anti-immigrant state policing trap noncitizens trying to leave Texas for abortion care.
The ACLU’s latest report outlines how interior immigration checkpoints and anti-immigrant state policing trap noncitizens trying to leave Texas for abortion care.
Aug 30, 2024
We Marched Peacefully for Racial Justice in Texas — And Were Sentenced to Jail
Free Speech and Pluralism
11 minutes. That’s about how long our peaceful march lasted. We spent more than 127 times that long in jail.
11 minutes. That’s about how long our peaceful march lasted. We spent more than 127 times that long in jail.