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Mar 01, 2016
My School Requires all Girls to Wear Skirts. I’m Fighting for My Right to Wear Pants.
Last year, along with some friends, I created a petition to ask my school to change its policy that says girls have to wear skirts to school or risk being punished.
Feb 24, 2016
Charlotte Votes to Be a More Fair and Welcoming City
North Carolina’s largest city affirmed a basic principle on Monday night: All people deserve to be treated fairly and protected by the law.
Feb 11, 2016
2016 ACLU-NC Award Recipients: Abortion Providers Who Protected their Patients from Government Intrusion
Feb 10, 2016
The Results Are In: North Carolina’s Law to Drug Test Work First Applicants is a Costly and Mean-Spirited Waste of Time
Early results of a new law that allows North Carolina to drug test people who apply for a program that provides temporary assistance to needy families confirm what the ACLU-NC and others argued at the time of the bill’s passage: it is a wasteful and unnecessary government invasion of privacy.
By Mike Meno
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