Since the election, the American Civil Liberties Union has raked in $79 million in online contributions. Here's how it plans to use the money.
February 17, 2017 at 07:40 PM
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For the ACLU, these are the worst of times—and the best.
On one hand, we’ve got a president who seems eager to steamroll all that the civil liberties group holds dear. The First Amendment? Immigrant rights? Reproductive freedom? Voting Rights? They’re all under assault.
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