What You Need to Know About Redistricting in South Dakota

Redistricting must ensure fair and equal representation for every South Dakotan.

By Jett Jonelis

Jett Jonelis

Block the Vote: How Politicians are Trying to Block Voters from the Ballot Box

Too many politicians are trying to manipulate the outcome of elections by making it harder to cast a ballot.

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Nine Years After DACA Went Into Effect, Congress On The Verge Of Passing A Path To Citizenship

A pathway to citizenship for millions of immigrants is within reach. Congress must get it done.

A girl and her father stand with some 200,000 immigrants' rights activists flood the National Mall to demand comprehensive immigration reform on March 21, 2010 in Washington DC.

Church or Jail? Federal Court Delivers Qualified Immunity Win For Religious Freedom

A Colorado man can sue the officer who revoked his parole for not attending worship services, a federal court ruled.

"Equal Justice Under Law" engraving above entrance to US Supreme Court Building.

We the People: Megan Skaff

We the People is a blog series that features the stories of members, supporters, volunteers, and allies of the American Civil Liberties Union of South Dakota. Together we are accomplishing critical work in our state to protect and advance civil liberties across the Midwest and beyond.

By Megan Skaff

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All Are Welcome in South Dakota.

If South Dakota is really open for business, it better be open to all.

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Examining Roe v. Wade and the Attacks on Reproductive Freedom 

Restrictions on abortion are rampant. What does that mean for access?  

By Janna Farley

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Freedom of the Press is Under Attack

The Biden administration must commit to protect journalists, free press, and free speech.

A photojournalist is arrested by NYPD officers during an anti-Trump protest in New York City

Our Leaders Can Save Lives With the Stroke of a Pen

The gubernatorial and executive power of clemency is vastly underused. That needs to change, now.

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