Making Black History, Building Black Futures
The battle for civil rights continues to this day. Here are some of the Black leaders who laid the groundwork — and those carrying the fight for true equality into the future.
News Updates from the ACLU of Kentucky
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Hair discrimination is a real issue. It's time for Kentucky to pass the CROWN Act.
Untangling my hair and my self-identity is tough enough on its own. Imagine trying to do it under a barrage of questions from people who have never been in my shoes – the insensitive comments and the non-consensual touching.
ACLU History: Showing Up for Abortion Rights Since 1920
As we remember Roe v. Wade on the 50th anniversary of the decision, look back at some of the many fights led by the ACLU along the way.
The Intertwined Future of Attacks on Abortion and Gender-Affirming Care
The fight for abortion access and access to gender-affirming care are linked by a simple belief: YOU are the rightful author of your own life story, not any politician.
Reflections on an Incredible Client: Barry Walter Spartman
Kentucky lost a fighter for marriage equality and ACLU-KY client who challenged Kim Davis's denial of his right to marry the love of his life. Even at this time of incredible loss, love still wins.
After 12 Deaths in 12 Months, The Fight to Save Lives in Louisville Jails Continues
One year ago we joined the Louisville community to form a coalition and demand immediate, substantive changes to save lives in Louisville jails. One year later, the community has lost 12 lives in as many months. Louisville's government is overseeing a humanitarian crisis.