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A letter opposing the potential amendment to Section 10 of the Dewey Beach Charter was sent to the Dewey Beach Town Council on Thursday, June 20.

Last month, the ACLU of Delaware secured a victory in the case of Kari Lynn Overington, whose vanity license plate “FCANCER” was recalled by the Delaware Department of Motor Vehicles in 2021, therefore protecting Overington’s freedom of expression as a bedrock principle of a free democracy.

This article was originally published in Delaware Business Times.

The Delaware House of Representatives passed House Substitute 2 for House Bill 110 (HS 2 for HB 110) sponsored by House Majority Leader, Representative Melissa Minor-Brown.

Last week, Delaware held its 2024 school board elections on Tuesday, May 14, concluding the ACLU of Delaware and Delaware Voting Rights Coalition’s DVRC) third year of voter education efforts aimed at increasing voter participation and engagement in school board races.

The future of education can seem daunting, and you might feel powerless to help. However, there is an easy way to have a serious impact on the success of education in Delaware: voting in your school board election on Tuesday, May 14. 

Student success should come from celebrating achievement, not punishing children’s behavior. 

We need you to act to ensure HS 2 for HB 110 makes it to the Governor’s desk this legislative session.