American Civil Liberties Union

The Racial Justice Program aims to preserve and extend the constitutional rights of people of color. Committed to combating racism in all its forms, our advocacy includes litigation, community organizing and training, legislative initiatives, and public education. >> More about the Racial Justice Program.


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A Bond Forged in Struggle: The American Civil Liberties Union's Historic Alliance with African-Americans in the Quest for Racial Justice (11/29/2006)

Orleans Parish Prison - Photographs of Conditions After the Storms (03/16/2006)

Hurricane Katrina Aftermath -- Work of the ACLU (02/02/2006)

Other Organizations Working on Katrina-Related Issues (01/31/2006)

Prison Conditions and Prisoner Abuse After Katrina (12/14/2005)

ACLU of Louisiana and Mississippi - First-Hand Accounts of the Storm (12/14/2005)

Hurricane Aftermath and the ACLU (10/24/2005)
Hurricanes Katrina and Rita have seized - and shocked - our national psyche in an unprecedented way. We were shown image after image of poor Black Americans cast aside. But, the poor and black were, in effect, cast aside when the two issues of racism and poverty merged into one, long before a hurricane made landfall August 29.

Interview with Chris Hansen (05/17/2004)

Racial Profiling Brochure (03/02/2004)

Racial Justice in the 21st Century: New Remedies for Persistent Problems (03/28/2003)

Thurgood Marshall letter to ACLU (06/10/1954)

ALCU Press Release Announcing the Filing of an Amicus Brief in Brown v. Board of Education (11/27/1952)

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