The Season of Hope
With religious freedom in America under attack, it’s more important than ever to reflect at Easter on our God-given liberty to acknowledge - or not - the greatest gift ever given, salvation Jesus Christ.
Self-Enforcing Discrimination
Black politicians, civil rights organizations and others who say they are concerned with the welfare of poor black people often support harmful measures.
Judge Rejects Dismissal, Grants ACRU Standing in Texas County Case
A federal judge has ruled that the American Civil Rights Union has standing to sue Zavala County, Texas, over its inflated voter registrations.
ACLU Gets Stung in Wisconsin
Supreme Court justices declined to hear a challenge to an appeals court’s decision upholding Wisconsin’s photo voter ID law.
What's Gone Wrong with Democracy?
The suggestion is that democracy is some kind of ideal for organizing human conduct. That's a popular misconception.
Vote — Or Else
The siren call of universal suffrage.
Selma and Voting Rights Triumph
Black leaders stress the importance of political power and getting out the vote, but we might ask how important political power is to the ordinary black person.
ACRU: College Officials Who Resist Equal Protection Are Like ‘Racist Throwbacks’
“‘Progressive’ elitists display a religious devotion to permanent racial preferences and quotas,” says brief at the Supreme Court.
The Letter of Our Discontent
If halting a bad nuclear deal with Iran embarrasses Obama, so be it.
Striking a Blow Against the Obama Bullet Ban
Vigilance has thwarted the gun controllers for now.