South Dakota Day of Giving

Donations made to the ACLU play an integral role in making South Dakota better for everyone.

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A Provocative Ad Campaign Won’t Solve Addiction Issues. Real Reform Will.

We don’t need an advertising campaign to tell us about the problem. We need action.

By Libby Skarin

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The ACLU of South Dakota Honors Native American Heritage Month

During the month of November, we recognize the many sacrifices, contributions and achievements of Native American people, as well as celebrate their rich and vibrant cultures.

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I’m not the first person to come out from a Mormon community and I won’t be the last

Adam Bair, current South Dakotan and former Idahoan, shared their journey of coming out in a deeply religious community in hopes to inspire LGBTQ+ people to live confidently in who they are. 

By Adam Bair

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South Dakota Governor Drops Anti-Protest Laws in Settlement Agreement with ACLU

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem and Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg backed down from their unconstitutional attempts to silence protesters.

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What do you want to see the ACLU do in South Dakota?

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By Candi Brings Plenty

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We the People: Nancy Jorgensen

Mother, grandmother, wife, and lifelong South Dakotan. Nancy joins us on our We the People blog to share ways people can express their passion and get involved in their community today.

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Our Voices Won’t Be Silenced: Federal Court Blocks S.D. Laws Suppressing Pipeline Protests

By granting this preliminary injunction, the court recognizes that these vague and overbroad laws threaten the First Amendment rights of South Dakotans on every side of the issue.

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Why Celebrate Constitution Day?

Let's talk about our nation's founding documents.

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