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The NYCLU sent a letter to the Rye City Council regarding the concerns of some of the members of the Council about the consequences of adopting a proposed resolution on LGBT Pride Month.
May 5, 2021Use-of-force policies can play critical—yet sometimes conflicting—functions in regulating police violence.
May 4, 2021New York’s most powerful state court stands at a crossroads.
April 30, 2021Until recently, New York was home to some of the most restrictive voting laws in the nation. In the last session, lawmakers made major strides toward fortifying our democracy, but much work remains.
April 28, 2021
The year 2020 was a dark time for our country, our state, and our people. The global pandemic, the killings of Black people by police, and the white supremacist campaign to hijack the Presidential election posed existential threats our democracy. And the threats continue.
April 21, 2021Across our state, thousands of children attend schools that sit just a few hundred feet from major roadways. In fact, despite EPA guidelines, New York has more students who attend schools near major roadways than any other state in the nation.
April 7, 2021