ACLU Statement on Senate Bill 338
“Senate Bill 388 pretends to ban a practice that simply does not exist. It is not about women’s health.
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ACLU of Missouri Launches Voter Education Effort in Ferguson-Florissant School Board Race
The ACLU of Missouri has launched an effort to educate voters about the new voting system in April’s Ferguson-Florissant School Board election.
It’s Time All Missourians are Free from Discrimination
All Missourians should be treated fairly by the law. For generations, LGBTQ Missourians have lived in fear that they might lose their job or home because of who they are or who they love.
Harold Lampley just wanted to do his job.
All Politics is Local: School Board Decisions Make Big Impact on Local Communities
Local elections don’t often make big headlines. However, decisions made at the local level often do have a big impact on neighborhoods and communities.
Like school boards.
As Understanding of HIV/AIDS Evolves, So Should Missouri Law
Living positive is more than it was 30 years ago.
ACLU Lauds Today's Missouri Supreme Court Decisions
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- The Missouri Supreme Court has affirmed that Missouri law prohibits employment discrimination on the basis of an employee’s failure to conform to sex-based stereotypes, bringing Missouri in line with federal employment law and the legal protections offered