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The recent decision by Sundance to eliminate Louisville from consideration as a potential festival location is not surprising and a good call. bit.ly/4fyXOu9
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The ACLU of Kentucky continues to opppose a mandatory moment of silence for public school students, as this measure could unconstitutionally encourage prayer during moments of silence. #kyga2025 #sb19
Good morning, Rabbi Litvin! I am the Communications Director for @ACLUofKY and I assure you we are watching this bill. The quote you posted is from a different bill in 2022. Here is a current article that discussed our stance on HB 96. kentucky.com/news/local/edu…
We filed a new lawsuit challenging Kentucky's abortion bans based on every Kentuckian's right to privacy and bodily autonomy. Read our press release and the full complaint at the link.

The ACLU of Kentucky is fortunate to have a strong leader with vision. Amber Duke’s journey to becoming the first Black female executive director of the ACLU of Kentucky has been marked by her dedication to social justice and community building. bit.ly/4fyAU5n

The ACLU defends basic freedoms. Every day. For every American. Help defend civil liberties by joining the ACLU, renewing your membership, or making a one-time gift. bit.ly/4fvUoIc

We have extended the deadline for applications to our SLIP internship to December 2! bit.ly/3YZGUi4

The jail deaths crisis at LMDC continues to shatter families. Last night we stood with Shawna Hughes's son at a vigil that was held in her honor a week after she died in the facility. We will continue our work to end deaths at LMDC. An arrest should not mean a death sentence.




BREAKING: A brave Kentucky woman filed a lawsuit—Mary Poe v. Russell Coleman—today to restore abortion access in the Commonwealth on behalf of herself and all Kentuckians who are pregnant and seeking abortion. bit.ly/poevcoleman

Join the ACLU of Kentucky and SisterSong for the 3rd Annual Maternal Health Luncheon. This event will feature Robin G and a screening of the short film ILYBNLILM (i love you but not like i love me). Registration is free, but required. bit.ly/4e7DeiT

Trump’s presidency is a threat to the fundamental rights and freedoms of all Kentuckians. It will take all of us – media, our supporters, partner organizations, & community leaders – working in tandem to protect the most vulnerable in our communities. Donate to stand with us.

“The failure of the Jefferson County Clerk’s office to adequately prepare for this historic election is unfortunate, and could have been avoided,” said Corey Shapiro, Legal Director. Read more at the link. bit.ly/3AtRg0m

“It is the constitutional right of every eligible voter in Kentucky to cast their vote in the election. We join the KDP on behalf of our members in asking the court to order Jefferson County polling locations to remain open.” bit.ly/3NWi1h9

Today is the day, Kentucky! Find your polling location at the link. bit.ly/3VcGPEa

Our Election Protection Team is investigating the issues and working to ensure every vote is counted. If you encounter issues while voting today, call 1-866-OUR-VOTE to report the problems. #2024Election

"States across the country have been using a series of laws and court rulings [...] to criminalize how women react to pregnancy loss. Legal experts say the fear and suspicion following the Supreme Court’s decision [... ]may be making things worse." bit.ly/4fzyN19
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“This is how these restrictions kill women,” said Dr. Dara Kass. “It is never just one decision, it’s never just one doctor, it’s never just one nurse.” bit.ly/3NN2TTj
Today is the last day for early voting! #2024election

November is Native American Heritage Month. Kentucky occupies these indigenous lands: Eastern Band of the Cherokee Osage Nation Absentee-Shawnee Tribe Eastern Shawnee Tribe Shawnee Tribe
