News & Commentary

Braden Bradfield is a business owner, passionate advocate for civil liberties, and the 2018 Cheers to Liberty emcee.

Joshua is an independent bookstore manager with a passion for LGBTQ equality. In 2018, Joshua was a part of planning Pierre's first LGBTQ Pride Festival, marking the state's first Capital Pride.

Show your support of voting in favor of the addition of gender identity to Western Dakota Tech’s list of protected classes by emailing members of Rapid City Area Schools Board of Education ahead of their Monday meeting.

Justice Horn is from Kansas City, Mo., and is currently a student athlete at Northern State University in Aberdeen where he focuses on building community.

Some of the jurors who imposed the death penalty on Charles Rhines, who was convicted of murder, have said they thought the alternative — a life sentence served in a men’s prison — was something he would enjoy as a gay man.

Luke Alton Huber is from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, he joined the ACLU of South Dakota at a recent volunteer training. Read how Luke plans to use the skills he gained to improve his community by empowering others.

With a renewed and fortified spirit, Micci Abbott of Vermilion shares what she learned from the ACLU Membership conference.

The 2018 South Dakota Legislative Session has come to an end. Check out our legislative recap from policy director, Libby Skarin.

Brook Blaalid, owner of B. Consulting, tells us why she is a premiere sponsor of our Cheers to Liberty event.