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.
Without an Equal Rights Ordinance, discrimination claims cost thousands and last for years.
Opponents of Houston’s Equal Rights Ordinance have a difficult case to make. Pitching discrimination...
Without an Equal Rights Ordinance, discrimination claims cost thousands and last for years.
Opponents of Houston’s Equal Rights Ordinance have a difficult case to make. Pitching discrimination...
On November 3rd, voters will go to the polls to determine the fate of Houston’s Equal Rights Ordinance. If it passes, pregnant women, veterans, the elderly, and ...
On November 3rd, voters will go to the polls to determine the fate of Houston’s Equal Rights Ordinance. If it passes, pregnant women, veterans, the elderly, and ...
The State of Texas has issued an emergency rule that transforms private prisons into “licensed child care facilities.”
At a time when both left and right ...
The State of Texas has issued an emergency rule that transforms private prisons into “licensed child care facilities.”
At a time when both left and right ...
In this second installment of our two-part series celebrating Banned Books Week, I sat down with Peter...
In this second installment of our two-part series celebrating Banned Books Week, I sat down with Peter...
To celebrate Banned Books Week, this year I sat down with three librarians to peek behind the curtain and...
To celebrate Banned Books Week, this year I sat down with three librarians to peek behind the curtain and...
Last Sunday night in Irving, Texas, a 14-year-old boy named Ahmed Mohamed got bored. But instead of firing up his X-Box for a few rounds of Counterstrike or checking up on his fantasy football progress,...
Last Sunday night in Irving, Texas, a 14-year-old boy named Ahmed Mohamed got bored. But instead of firing up his X-Box for a few rounds of Counterstrike or checking up on his fantasy football progress,...
