News & Commentary
Feb 11, 2022
Blog: An Anti-Protest Bill is Headed to Gov. Evers’ Desk. We Must Push Him to Reject It
The Wisconsin legislature just passed Senate Bill 296, a piece of anti-protest legislation, through both chambers. Masquerading as legislation aiming to stop so-called “riots,” SB296 contains broad and ambiguous language that could criminalize various aspects of lawful assembly.
By Abby Kanyer, Deputy Director of Community Engagement
Dec 03, 2021
Know Your Rights: Social Media Blocking By Public Officials
Can elected officials block you on social media? We answer some frequently asked questions.
Dec 23, 2020
Blog: "The Fight Hasn’t Stopped"
As one of the most difficult years in American history comes to a close, we want to take a moment to extend our most sincere thanks to all of you for sticking with us and remaining committed to the fight for justice and equality in Wisconsin.
Aug 14, 2020
Blog: "Our Role in the Democratic National Convention"
The ACLU of Wisconsin has a team of legal observers who are trained to keep an eye on protests that happen outside the Democratic National Convention. The objective of our legal observers is to keep demonstrators and community members safe by documenting what happens between protestors and police and other law enforcement personnel.
Nov 06, 2019
ACLU of Wisconsin Condemns Anti-Protest Bill
The ACLU of Wisconsin released the following statement regarding a harmful anti-protest bill passed by the Wisconsin Legislature.
Jan 26, 2018
La Crosse to Allow Resident to Keep Impeach Yard Sign, Submitting to ACLU Demand
The City of La Crosse is working to amend its ordinance restricting political signs
Dec 19, 2017
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I posted on Facebook about the killing of my 14-year-old cousin by police. My school district tried to fire me.
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