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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We the People: Marcus Ireland

Marcus Ireland is on his way to be one politically astute student. Read more about him today.

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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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For Media: Transgender and Gender Non-conforming Terminology

Borrowed from our friends at GLAAD.

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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.

HB 1008 delivered

Advocacy: What is it?

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

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ACLU of South Dakota: Media Requests

Looking for a social justice perspective on your story?

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