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The movement against affirmative action is part of a larger effort to rewrite our nation’s history, erase the lived experiences of people of color, and obstruct our full and equal participation in our democracy.
Reproductive advocacy groups, abortion care providers, privacy and technology experts, LGBTQ+ organizations, and others called on state lawmakers to pass the Location Shield Act.
Massachusetts for Overdose Prevention Centers (MA4OPC) today hosted an event at the State House, demonstrating broad support for passing legislation to establish life-saving overdose prevention centers (OPCs) in the Commonwealth.
Reproductive advocacy groups launched “Your Location: It’s None of Their Business,” a campaign to ban the sale and trade of cellphone location information in Massachusetts.
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Moore v. United States, leaving in place a patchwork of lower court decisions on an important and recurring question about privacy rights.
The ACLU of Massachusetts today called on the Ludlow School Committee to reject a proposed school library policy that would impose sweeping and unjustifiable restrictions on learning materials and could effectively restrict access to LGBTQ-themed books. The proposed policy raises numerous legal...