NEW ORLEANS – Joining a nationwide movement to combat racist policing practices in the wake of the deaths of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Rayshard Brooks, and far too many named and unnamed others, 18 leading private law firms have joined the ACLU of Louisiana’s litigation campaign to challenge
NEW ORLEANS – Approximately 300 children and families gathered at Longue Vue Gardens today for a Children’s March for Racial Justice, hosted by the ACLU of Louisiana.
The coalition hailed Councilman Jason Williams’ introduction of an ordinance that would ban the use of facial recognition technology by police and increase oversight of the city’s use of surveillance tools.
NEW ORLEANS – The ACLU of Louisiana today announced plans for an intensive litigation effort to challenge racially discriminatory policing practices and combat police violence against people of color.
NEW ORLEANS – The ACLU of Louisiana will join Pastor Gregory Manning and the Coalition Against Death Alley (CADA) tomorrow (Wednesday, June 10) for a press conference urging Governor John Bel Edwards to veto House Bill 197, warning the bill would infringe on Louisianans’ First Amendment rights by
NEW ORLEANS – The ACLU Of Louisiana issued the following statement regarding the deployment of tear gas against protesters during Wednesday’s protest in New Orleans.