Waving My Disability Pride Flag All Around

We must center disability accessibility and inclusion in everything we do.

By Nicole McCann

Disability Pride Month. Love yourself baby.

“He was everything. He loved his family. He was a family boy.”: Anton Black’s Murder by Police

On September 15, 2018, several white police officers and a white civilian forcefully used the weight of their bodies to pin 19-year-old Anton Black face down on the ground for six minutes, until he died of asphyxiation.

By Neydin Milián

Justice For Anton Black

George Floyd and Anton Black: Parallel Lives

By Rene’ C. Swafford, Esq., counsel for the Black family

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Everything About My Black and Latina Identity is Beautiful

Often for Cultural Heritage Months, we try to highlight people whose experiences and identities shaped them into the activists they are today. Kristen is one of those phenomenal activists who does amazing work on the ground to push to reimagine policing and dismantle white supremacist structures.

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Celebrating Civil Liberties Moments During These Happy Holidays!

The holiday season is in full swing! But as you know, advocating for civil rights is a year-long job. Not only do we want to celebrate the many cultural and religious holidays that occur worldwide during these winter months, but we also want to celebrate some civil liberties moments that occurred during past holiday seasons. We like to think of these civil liberties victories as gifts and these civil rights fights as moments in time that inspire celebration and reflection.

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Anton Black: Expectant Father, Aspiring Model and Actor, Former Champion Athlete

How his family and a coalition are suing those involved with the wrongful police killing of Anton Black

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Debunking Maryland Police Reform Myths

More than 85 organizations in Maryland are united for a package of police reforms that must be passed by the General Assembly.

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Crownsville: A piece of Maryland history that shouldn't be forgotten

In honor of Black History Month, the ACLU of Maryland and other coalition partners want to ensure that the victims of unconscionable treatment at Crownsville State Hospital are not forgotten.

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Maryland top of the class in movement to end zero-tolerance school discipline

By Jessica Clark, ACLU of Maryland

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