‘Unconstitutionally Vague’ Texas Drag Ban Challenged By ACLU
By Matt Keeley / AlterNet The Texas drag ban is the subject of a new lawsuit filed by the ACLU of Texas on Wednesday. The ban is due to take…
By Matt Keeley / AlterNet The Texas drag ban is the subject of a new lawsuit filed by the ACLU of Texas on Wednesday. The ban is due to take…
Incorporating newer research about post-adolescent brain development would help those sentenced under outdated, racist policies.
"Experts have condemned solitary as psychological torture—and that's exactly what it is," said Rep. Cori Bush.
By Jason Kelley / Electronic Frontier Foundation Next week, Congress plans to move a bill forward that is opposed by dozens of organizations, digital rights protectors, LGBTQ+ activists, and human…
The legal challenge to FOSTA alleged that the law chilled constitutionally protected speech.
Incorporating newer research about post-adolescent brain development would help those sentenced under outdated, racist policies.
Advocates worry the law, which takes effect July 1, could impact many areas of life for trans and gender-diverse people — including their ability to vote without discrimination.
"We should not have to risk arrest and imprisonment for exercising our constitutional rights, including freedom of speech and equal protection under the law," asserted one of the plaintiffs.
The U.S. soon could witness "the most substantial Pride celebrations in recent memory," one bill tracker said.
Many trans individuals and their families see little recourse but to leave their states in response to anti-trans laws.
KOSA’s burdens will affect adults, too, who will likely face hurdles to accessing legal content online as a result of the bill.
If EARN IT passes, we’re likely to see state lawmakers step in and mandate scanning of messages and other files similar to the plan that Apple wisely walked away from…
The blue state could become the 20th in the U.S. to enact a so-called critical infrastructure law.
The New York district attorney’s case against Trump is a strong one.
The Bureau of Prisons proposal would automatically deduct three quarters of money sent to prisoners—today is the last day to submit a public comment opposing this measure.