LGBT Q&A: Nancy Rosenbrahn

Nancy and her wife Jennie Rosenbrahn, along with a handful of other LGBTQ couples, made history in South Dakota in 2014 by taking on the state and suing for marriage equality.

By Nancy Rosenbrahn

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'We Aren’t Outside Agitators. We are Right Here on Main Street.'

Our voices won’t be silenced. Our sacred lands are too important.

By Nick Tilsen

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Statewide Elections: South Dakota

Whether you're voting for mayor, city council, or school board. Every election counts.

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Our Voices Won't be Silenced. So We’re Taking South Dakota to Court.

We’re going to court to block the state from enforcing Governor Noem’s newly-enacted Riot Boosting Act and related laws, which are an unconstitutional attempt to suppress protests, including of the Keystone XL pipeline.

By Janna Farley

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Advocacy: What is it?

Definitions may vary, but one thing remains constant, its importance.

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Advocacy: Why Do It?

Every single elected official whether they're in Congress or the Legislature, should answer to their constituents.

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ACLU of South Dakota: Media Requests

Looking for a social justice perspective on your story?

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Our Voices Won't Be Silenced: Will Yours?

Last week, just days after its last-minute introduction by Governor Kristi Noem, the South Dakota Legislature passed Senate Bill 189, legislation that threatens freedom of speech and takes aim at protests that could occur around the Keystone XL pipeline.

By Libby Skarin

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South Dakota Can't Chill Free Speech

The right to join with fellow citizens in protest or peaceful assembly is critical to a functioning democracy and at the core of the First Amendment.

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