ACLU and the History of LGBT Rights and HIV/AIDS
This timeline of landmark events and legal cases in LGBT rights and HIV/AIDS highlights the ACLU's work spanning over 70 years.

Speaking Out With Your T-Shirt
The ACLU often hears from students whose schools have told them they can't wear t-shirts with messages about their opinion on LGBT people. If you're thinking about wearing an LGBT-positive t-shirt to school and you expect trouble, here's what you should know and what to expect.

What's Next for Same-Sex Relationships?
Our guide for taking action after the anti-gay amendments includes a map of the status of the legal recognition of same-sex couples in all 50 states.

Paradox, Progress, and So On
Matt Coles, Director of the Lesbian and Gay Rights Project of the ACLU, reviews events in the LGBT rights struggle over the last year and places them in historical and political perspectives.

First, Do No Harm
Kathleen Moltz, M.D., Assistant Professor at Wayne State University School of Medicine, delivered this testimony at a Senate Judicial Committee Hearing on the anti-gay federal marriage amendment.

Don't Just Sue - Do Something Useful
Matt Coles spells out the most effective, strategic use of litigation to bring about change, including alternative political actions in states where a lawsuit could be detrimental or wasted energy.

Preventing Harassment and Protecting Free Speech in Schools
Adopting anti-harassment policies that adequately protect students and free speech is possible.