Louisiana Prosecutor’s Decision Not to Charge the White Officers Who Killed Alton Sterling is a Travesty.

Communities of color continue to be brutalized and killed by police without accountability or reform.

Painted memorial of Alton Sterling on the side of a building

Replace Shrines to White Supremacy with Monuments to True Patriots

Last month a federal judge refused to block the removal of a Confederate monument that was erected on courthouse grounds in Shreveport more than a century ago.

Caddo Parish Confederate monument

Vote to Remove Confederate Monument is Good News for Shreveport

The people of Shreveport scored a victory for freedom and equality this week when the Caddo Parish Commission voted to remove the Confederate monument from the grounds of the local courthouse.

Caddo Parish Confederate monument

ACLU of Louisiana Condemns Bossier Parish's Threats to Students’ First Amendment Rights

The American Civil Liberties Union of Louisiana put Louisiana schools on notice today, warning them that forcing students to stand during the National Anthem or punishing students who “take a knee” in protest of racial injustice and police brutality would violate students’ First Amendment rights.

Protest is All-American #TakeAKnee

ACLU of Louisiana Praises Caddo Parish Committee for Voting to Remove Confederate Monument

The American Civil Liberties Union of Louisiana today praised the Caddo Parish Commission’s Long-Range Planning/Special Projects Committee for voting to remove the parish’s Confederate monument that stands outside the Caddo Parish Courthouse.

Caddo Parish Confederate monument

Open Letter Regarding Confederate Monument at Caddo Parish Courthouse

ACLU of Louisiana Executive Director Marjorie Esman sent an open letter to Caddo Parish Commissioners today, urging them to take steps to remove the Confederate monument at the Caddo Parish Courthouse.

Caddo Parish Confederate monument

ACLU Statement on Alton Sterling

Details surrounding the shooting last night of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, continue to emerge. In reaction, ACLU of Louisiana Executive Director Marjorie Esman issued the following statement:

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