Couples face uncertainty as gay marriage case continues

By Nathaniel Shuda

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Racine Journal Times: ACLU seeks more information in fatal shooting by police

By MARK SCHAAF

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A War Worth Fighting: Voucher Schools & Students with Disabilities

For three years, the Department of Justice has been investigating Wisconsin’s school voucher program for systematically discriminating against students with disabilities.

By Molly Collins, Advocacy Director

WUWM: ACLU Warns of 'Militarization of Local Police'

Police departments around the country, including here in Wisconsin, have been acquiring surplus military hardware, raising concerns from civil liberties groups.

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JSOnline: ACLU preps lawsuit to preserve week of same sex marriages

Madison — Attorneys for the American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin are preparing to file a lawsuit to protect more than 500 same-sex marriages that still remain in legal limbo. A representative of th

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ACLU report shows minorities take brunt of SWAT raids

By Steven Elbow | The Capital Times

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Married in Wisconsin between June 6-13, 2014?

The ACLU of Wisconsin would like to speak to same-sex couples who were married between June 6-13, 2014 since they are considering legal action against the state on behalf of couples whose marriages have been denied recognition by the state or local governments.  If you were married in that time period and are facing harm because your marriage is being denied recognition, please fill out the survey by July 2nd at midnight.

By mcollins

Wisconsin Gazette: ACLU of Wisconsin urges quick decision on marriage appeal

Written by Wisconsin Gazette Tuesday, 24 June 2014 15:59

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War Comes Home: The Excessive Militarization of American Policing

In Wisconsin, heavily-armed SWAT teams are raiding people’s homes in the middle of the night, often just to search for drugs. It should enrage us that people have needlessly died during these raids, that pets have been shot, and that homes have been ravaged.   

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