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A settlement agreement reached today should prevent future First Amendment violations by Alamance County officials against peaceful protesters, lawyers have announced. Members of the Alamance County NAACP and eight individual plaintiffs filed suit last summer after Alamance County illegally ...

Today’s verdict convicting Derek Chauvin of murder is a rare act of police accountability, but it cannot bring George Floyd back. Mr. Floyd’s family and community will forever feel his loss.

On At Liberty, Paige Fernandez and Somil Trivedi respond to Daunte Wright’s death.

On April 14, 2021, the N.C. House of Representatives' Judiciary 1 Committee held a discussion on HB 358, a bill that singles out trans young people for discrimination and exclusion from school sports.

More than 400 medical professionals from across North Carolina released a statement expressing strong opposition to HB358, a bill that would prohibit transgender students from participating in school athletics at the middle school, high school, and collegiate levels.

One bill would prohibit trans-affirming care for anyone under the age of 21, while another would grant medical providers a broad “license to discriminate.”

Arkansas has become the first state to pass a bill banning health care for transgender youth and 16 other states have introduced similar legislation.

Any proposal for vaccine credentials must be primarily paper-based, decentralized, and protect privacy.

Legislation seeking to ban transgender youth from participating in sports is part of an extreme agenda that seeks to eliminate trans, intersex, and gender-noncomforming people from public life. The ACLU of North Carolina will work inside and outside of the halls of the general assembly to stop...