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Democrats need to stop pushing voters away, focus on shared economic concerns, Congresswoman says

University of Delaware Public Policy Professor Stephen Metraux discusses his recent paper in the Delaware Journal of Public Health

Palestinian writer and poet Maya Abu Al-Hayyat reflects on creating art, working with children, and how occupation controls both mind and body.

A discussion with Professor Alison Parker on her biography of the life-long civil rights advocate

Those were Thomas Paine’s words, published in 1776. They still ring true today.

This commentary is part of the Delaware Justice Team series, a podcast and written media partnership between the ACLU of Delaware, the Delaware Call, and the Highlands Bunker. It was written by Omar Jadwat, director of ACLU National’s Immigrants’ Rights Project, and originally appeared online at ACLU.org on 8/27/21. After a whirlwind of court actions this month, … Continue reading "Things to Know About the Revival of Trump-Era “Remain in Mexico” Policy"

The ACLU of Delaware outlines its goals for next year's legislative session.

Lawmakers must prioritize increased access to the ballot when the legislative session resumes in January

A settlement has been reached in principle. Now the legislature and governor must put it into practice.

The Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights allows police to kill people without consequence — and Black Delawareans feel the brunt