Trump Has Been Impeached Again. Now the Work of Dismantling White Supremacy Must Continue
What happened on January 6th lends new urgency to our work to dismantle white supremacy and confront racial injustice.
What happened on January 6th lends new urgency to our work to dismantle white supremacy and confront racial injustice.
Wednesday’s attack on the U.S. Capitol by a mob of white nationalists, incited by President Trump, was an assault on our democracy and a brazen display of white supremacy in action.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to threaten the lives of all Louisianans, people incarcerated in the state’s crowded prisons and jails remain among the most vulnerable to this disease.
During a year of immense highs and lows, the ACLU of Louisiana fought tirelessly to protect the civil liberties and constitutional rights of every Louisianan.
After an historic year of reckoning for the country and the philanthropic community over racial injustice, the real test of our progress is what comes next.
In the December 5 runoff election, justice is front and center on the ballot. This election will decide the next Orleans Parish District Attorney who will hold the power to create a fairer, more equitable legal system.