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Holiday Season 2009

holiday snowman While some insist that the ACLU has some kind of bias against Christmas and the spirit of the season, this couldn't be further from the truth -- we believe strongly in religious freedom and in everyone's right to celebrate in their own way.

We invite you to read stories, watch videos and even check up on staff members' favorite ACLU-related holiday memories. 'Tis the season to be jolly -- in any way you choose to be!

Stories, Videos and Blogs

A Very ACLU Christmas (written by Toby Jarman, hosted at OpenSalon.com)

The Holidays, ACLU-style hosted on the ACLU of Massachusetts' official blog

The History Channel's Series on Christmas Traditions

Myths about the ACLU and Religion... Busted!

Fact: The ACLU respects cross-shaped headstones in federal cemeteries.

Fact: The ACLU defends military service members’ right to pray.

Learn more about the ACLU and Christmas.

(Thanks to our friends at the ACLU of New Mexico for suggesting some of these links.)

 



 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

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