ACLU files suit over alleged racial profiling of students

By ACLU of Southern California

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Seth's Law strikes back at bullying in schools

Seth Walsh was a typical 13-year-old. He loved dogs and riding his bike, listening to music, and hanging out with friends. But he was also terrified of going to school. The gentle, free-spirited boy from rural Kern County, who listened to Mozart in the shower and aspired to be a doctor, endured relentless harassment from classmates because he was gay.

By ACLU of Southern California

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Celebrating LGBT History Month

The ACLU of Southern California celebrates LGBT History Month by participating in several events that highlight the LGBT community's rich history and ongoing struggle for equality.

By ACLU of Southern California

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Locked up abroad—for the FBI

WHEN GULET MOHAMED FINALLY returned home on a chilly Virginia morning in January, the 19-year-old from Fairfax was wearing the same outfit he had on when he disappeared a month earlier in Kuwait. Clad in a fleece hat and a gray Real Madrid sweatshirt, the straggly-bearded, wide-eyed teenager stepped out of arrivals at Dulles Airport and into a phalanx of television cameras. He wore a bewildered smile—as if he was still unsure of what had happened to him but was just grateful it was over.

By ACLU of Southern California

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ACLU Report Cites Chaplains and Other Civilian Witnesses to Pervasive Abuse of Inmates by Deputies at L.A. County Jails

 

By ACLU of Southern California

Expert sheds light on pervasive brutality in LA jails

By ACLU of Southern California

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Assaulted by two deputies, forced to lie

By ACLU of Southern California

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Jails chaplain witnesses brutal assault on inmate

By ACLU of Southern California

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Horrific deputy-on-inmate brutality in LA jails

By ACLU of Southern California

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