The Year in LGBTQ Rights
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Missouri Department of Corrections Changes Policy for Witnessing Executions
The Missouri Department of Corrections has changed its execution witness-selection procedure policy as part of a settlement following law a lawsuit filed by the ACLU of Missouri in 2016 on behalf of BuzzFeed News investigative journalist Chris McDaniel.
ACLU of Missouri Settles Lawsuit with City of Wentzville
Wentzville, Mo. – The city of Wentzville has updated its city code and publicly committed to respect freedom of speech and the separation of church and state in a resolution read aloud tonight as part of a lawsuit settlement agreement with the ACLU of Missouri.
#BendNotBreak: A Letter to the Transgender and Allied Community in Missouri
Trans and GNC people show us a centuries-old lesson in how to bend and not break.
As you read this, we find ourselves in the middle of Transgender Awareness Week (Nov. 12-19).
Letter to the Cole County Prosecuting Attorney
Dear Mr. Thompson:
The American Civil Liberties Union of Missouri has a long history of defending civil rights and liberties.
ACLU Statement on Cole County Prosecuting Attorney Election Results
COLE COUNTY, Mo. – Cole County voters took to the polls to elect Locke Thompson as the first new prosecuting attorney in 12 years. A community’s prosecuting attorney is the single most powerful individual who shapes what justice looks like.