News & Commentary
Apr 04, 2016
ACLU-NC Files Brief Opposing Judicial Retention Referendum Law
This month the North Carolina Supreme Court will hear arguments that ask whether a change to the election process for state Supreme Court justices is constitutional.
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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