Category: Affinity

3, 2, 1… Happy (almost) new year, Friend! It’s been a tough year, and now the countdown is on as we prepare to close out 2025. So we’re coming together to  go into…

More than 4,500 people—from every state and 431 of the country’s 435 congressional districts— responded to our latest survey on sexism and misogyny. What they told us is not subtle. It is clear. 67% say…

Last week, students at Brown University were taking their final exams when a gunman opened fire in an engineering building. Two students were killed and nine others were wounded. Brown students described…

Republicans in the U.S. House are putting forward a health care package this week that is all tinsel, no tree. Quick signature: Tell Republicans, don’t be a Grinch! Extend the ACA tax…

I just saw polling that made my jaw drop: A 20-point increase in the number of young Democrats who say they’re definitely going to vote next year compared to this point in 2017. Let me say…

[Español Abajo] The Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN) started in 2016 as a group of people and organizations from across the state who wanted to work together to protect and advance the…

Our hearts are with Brown University following a mass shooting on their campus that killed two students – Ella Cook and Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov. Nine more were injured and an entire community…

The ACLU’s work to defend civil liberties, the promise of the Constitution, and democracy itself has never been more important. That’s why we’re launching the ACLU Democracy Fund, with an urgent goal to…

On 20 January 2026, we walk out. Not as spectacle, and not as a ritual of outrage from those who care about justice, but as a nationwide test of the one force authoritarianism has…

Nearly eight years ago, after 17 of my classmates and teachers were murdered at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, there was no federal office to help our community recover. We spent years pushing for…