The ALCU of Kentucky, in conjuction with the national ACLU Lesbian and Gay Rights Project, has intervened on behalf of students who were parties of the original Consent Decree, as well as the parent of a current Boyd County student who wants to preserve the anti - harrassment trainings and
The ACLU of Kentucky is representing a Daviess County student who has been refused the right to wear a t - shirt to school bearing a picture of an antique tractor with a Confederate flag in the background.
These four lawsuits are the second set of challenges to Ten Commandments postings in county government buildings (four courthouses and one public hospital).
Filed with the national ACLU's Lesbian and Gay Rights Project and a coalition of religous leaders and citizens to protest the firing of a former KBHC social worker who was fired for being a lesbian.
Filed in conjuction with the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights to defend the follow - up defense of the decades-old school desegragation plan.
Challenged the placement of Republican vote "challengers" in 59 polling places in predominantly African - American neighborhoods in the November 2003 election.