Eyes Wide Open About the Challenges Ahead

The ACLU of Pennsylvania is prepared for a second Trump administration, which is a clear and present danger to civil liberties, to communities we serve, and to democracy itself.

By Mike Lee

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Why we co-founded the Pennsylvanians for Welcoming and Inclusive Schools coalition

We won’t stand by as right-wing school board members contract with a hate group to target the most vulnerable students to score political points.

By Richard T. Ting, Alex Domingos

Group of Central Bucks students, parents, and teachers at a demonstration

It’s time to end violence against sex workers. That means decriminalizing the industry.

As the ACLU of Pennsylvania continues working to decriminalize sex work, we want to take a moment to acknowledge International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers.

By Naiymah Sanchez

End Violence Against Sex Workers

Why we’ve taken legal action against Central Bucks School District

School should be a safe place for all students. It should be an environment that fosters creativity and the free exchange of ideas.

By Witold "Vic" Walczak, Richard T. Ting

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It's time to decriminalize sex work

Sex work and sex workers have been around as long as people have been engaged in commerce.

By Naiymah Sanchez

photo of lingerie and condoms

Remembering Babette Josephs

ACLU-PA staff and board members shared their reflections about Representative Babette Josephs after hearing the news of her passing.

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Hempfield School District should foster education, not discrimination

It’s no secret that some politicians and pundits work to divide the country by stoking the so-called “culture war” with invented problems.

By Naiymah Sanchez

Hempfield School District Support Trans Athletes Protest

What Fulton v. City of Philadelphia means for TLGBQIA+ families and individuals

The United States Supreme Court decision in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia has raised a lot of questions about what the court’s ruling means for LGBTQIA+ families and individuals in Philadelphia, and across the country.

By Mary Catherine Roper

SCOTUS

Meet Caleb Christ, the 2018–19 Frankel Adair Scholar

The Frankel-Adair scholarship provides $1,500 in support of post-secondary education to an LGBQ&T student residing in the greater Philadelphia area. The scholarship honors the late Larry Frankel, former executive and legislative director of the ACLU-PA, and the benefactor, Thomas T. Adair. 

By ACLU of Pennsylvania

Caleb Christ