Detroit Residents Need to be Heard
Detroit residents need to tell City Council to allow more public input and provide greater transparency regarding surveillance technology.
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As COVID-19 cases soar, Michigan ends its moratorium on water shutoffs.
The Fight for Affordable Water
With a statewide moratorium on water shutoffs about to end, a variety of experts met virtually on World Water Day to focus attention on Michigan and its pivotal place in the fight for a basic human right.
Border Patrol tried to hide its racial profiling in Michigan — then ACLU sued | Opinion
For many in America, the automobile represents freedom, fun, and adventure, the chance to travel wherever, whenever. Having a car provides autonomy and access to jobs, opportunity, and the open road —For some, cars are a source of pride, prosperity or envy.
New ACLU Report: Border Patrol Operates Far from the Border and Uses Racial Profiling and State and Local Police to Target Michigan's Immigrant Communities
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 25, 2021
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The Ongoing Legacy of Aimee Stephens
Both an executive order recently signed by President Biden and efforts currently underway to ensure civil rights protections for LGBTQ people in Michigan build upon a landmark legal victory involving a heroic transgender woman.