From the Executive Director: We Must Give Up “Tough on Crime” Approach!

This post is part of our Summer 2017 issue of Connection, our quarterly newsletter. To read the whole newsletter, click here.

By Kathleen MacRae

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New Castle County: "Safe and Inclusive Community"

New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer signed an executive order preventing the questioning, search, or arrest of anyone due to immigration status.

By Mindy Bogue

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Guest blog: Life at Vaughn Prison as a Black Transwoman

Read Kamilla London's guest blog about being an incarcerated transgender woman.

By Ryan Tack-Hooper

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New Report about United States Bail System

A report was released today by Color of Change and the ACLU Campaign for Smart Justice that outlined the ways in which cash bail and the bail bonds industry deprives people of their constitutional rights.

By Mindy Bogue

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Top 5 reasons to tell your state legislators to legalize marijuana

Legalization is the next step when it comes to marijuana policy in Delaware. Read 5 reasons why it should be done.

By Ryan Tack-Hooper

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Activism is Alive and Well in Delaware!

Many ordinary people are engaging in activism in Delaware! Read their profiles here.

By Mindy Bogue

It's time to elect your new ACLU-DE board members!

Official ACLU-DE members have the opportunity to elect five new members to our board of directors. Only your current ACLU membership is required; no additional donation is necessary.

By Mindy Bogue

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The Rights of Transgender Students in Delaware

The ACLU is helping Gavin Grimm fight discriminatory policies against transgender people in Virginia. This comes after the U.S. Department of Justice said public schools are no longer obligated to allow transgender students to use the restroom that fits their gender identity.

By Mindy Bogue

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Can Faith Groups Offer Immigrants Sanctuary?

Under federal law, it is a felony to harbor undocumented immigrants. However, whether the statute applies to the services offered by a faith group depends on a number of additional factual circumstances. Read more here.

By Richard Morse

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