Universities, and Columbia University in particular, have a long tradition of student advocacy, where viewpoints are tested and debate is encouraged.

Columbia rushing to call the cops on their own students for demonstrating on campus betrays that legacy.
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BREAKING: The Supreme Court ruled that job transfers and similar changes to workplace conditions based on race, sex, or other protected characteristics are unlawful under Title VII.

This is a victory for workers' rights.

BREAKING: An Ohio state court blocked a ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth from taking immediate effect.

Families in the state will continue having access to care while our case continues.

People in solitary are locked in a cell, upwards of 24 hours a day, including for days, weeks, months, and years, without meaningful human contact or programming. Learn how you can stop this practice during the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee on April 16 here:…

BREAKING: An appeals court blocked a West Virginia law banning transgender girls from playing on teams consistent with their gender identity, finding the law violates Title IX and the U.S. Constitution.

St. Louis just became the 24th city in the U.S. to pass legislation allowing the people — not the police — to decide if and how surveillance technologies are used in our communities.

This is a win for all of us fighting to rein in police surveillance.

BREAKING: The Supreme Court issued a partial stay allowing Idaho’s ban on medical care for transgender youth to be enforced across the state while our case proceeds in court.

This will prevent trans youth and their families across the state from getting the care they need.

When Arizona’s abortion ban was passed in 1864, it wasn’t even a state, slavery still existed, and women couldn’t even vote.

AZ’s Supreme Court decision harms millions of women and families and rolls back 160 years of progress. Learn more: acluaz.org/en/issues/abor…

BREAKING: The House just passed a bill that would reauthorize Section 702, expanding the government's ability to continue to spy on us without a warrant.

It now heads to the Senate, where they must add a warrant requirement and rein in this out-of-control government spying.

The House is voting TODAY on a bill that would reauthorize Section 702, expanding the federal government's power to spy on us without a warrant.

Call your Representative at 202-899-8938 and tell them: Vote NO.

We couldn't agree more. Denying people their legal right to seek asylum does nothing to fix the problems at the border or our broken immigration system.

BREAKING: The Arizona Supreme Court just upheld an abortion ban from 1864 with no exceptions for rape, incest, or health.

For now, abortion in Arizona will remain legal — but this Civil War-era ban will cause devastation when it goes into effect.

Spying on Americans without a warrant is precisely what Section 702 allows. In the last year alone, the FBI conducted over 200,000 warrantless “backdoor” searches of Americans’ communications.

Congress must not reauthorize Section 702 absent fundamental reforms.