Protecting Indigenous Students' Right to Wear Tribal Regalia

Policies that strip Indigenous students of their cultural and religious heritage in the name of assimilation only compound the violence and oppression that these students and their communities have suffered.

By Stephanie Amiotte

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REPORT: Missing Murdered and Indigenous People (MMIP) in States Impacted by the Keystone XL Pipeline via the Sovereign Bodies Institute  

This report covers a study which unearthed a disturbingly high number of MMIP across the country.   

study on Missing Murdered and Indigenous People (MMIP) in States Impacted by the Keystone XL Pipeline via the Sovereign Bodies Institute

At Liberty Podcast: Biden's Asylum Policy is From Trump's Playbook

Let's unpack Title 42, the harm it will cause thousands of people, and explain what the asylum process should look like.

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At Liberty Podcast: Why and How Trans Hate is Spreading

So many attacks are being levied at once against trans people all across the country. It’s hard to keep up.

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Defend the right to read and learn freely

Elected leaders at every level of government are denying people of all ages one of our most crucial freedoms, we must fight back.

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The Sneaky Way the Police Could Abuse Their Power to Restrict Free Speech

The Supreme Court needs to hear a case out of Texas in order to protect people arrested for exercising their constitutional right to free expression and protest.

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State Supreme Courts Offer the Best Chance to Advance Rights

Through litigation and engagement strategies, we’re turning to the states to protect our liberties where federal courts have failed.

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911: Reimagining a System that Defaults to Dispatching Police

Emergency response systems must be revamped to equip 911 call-takers to dispatch non-police first responders.

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When Complaining About a Public Official Can Land You in Jail

Defamation laws are relics of a bygone age.

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