Q&A: Why is the Wikimedia Foundation suing the NSA?
Q&A: Why Is the Wikimedia Foundation Suing the NSA?
3/10/2015 | Blog | Secrecy, Surveillance & Privacy | FISA Amendments Act
Reflections From the Bridge: Where the Stain of Slavery and Segregation Met a Young Man's Courage and a Preacher's Dream
3/10/2015 | Blog | Ballot Access, Promoting Access, Racial Justice, The Voting Rights Act | Voting Rights Act
Cell Phone Records Can Show Where You Sleep and Where You Pray
Cell Phone Records Can Show Where You Sleep and Where You Pray
3/10/2015 | Blog | Michigan | Consumer Privacy, Keep America Safe and Free | Cell Phones & Smartphones
The NSA Has Taken Over the Internet Backbone. We're Suing to Get it Back.
The NSA Has Taken Over the Internet Backbone. We're Suing to Get It Back.
3/10/2015 | Blog | Secrecy, Surveillance & Privacy | FISA Amendments Act
ACLU Sues NSA to Stop Mass Internet Spying
ACLU Sues NSA to Stop Mass Internet Spying
3/10/2015 | Press Release | National Security
Privacy Might Be Getting an International Champion
Privacy Might Be Getting An International Champion
3/6/2015 | Blog | Human Rights, Secrecy, Surveillance & Privacy | Universal Human Rights
The Legacies of Slavery and Jim Crow Live On With Exclusion of Home Health Care Workers From Fair Labor Laws
3/6/2015 | Blog | Employment, Immigrants' Rights | Workers' Rights
Mohamedou Ould Slahi made literary history with the publication his "Guantánamo Diary" -- the first-ever book by a still-imprisoned Guantánamo detainee.
Kevin Thompson, 19-years-old from Decatur, Georgia, spent five days in jail because he couldn't pay the fine on a traffic ticket.
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