Racial Justice
The ACLU of Minnesota is committed to combating racism in all of its forms. Our advocacy in this area includes litigation, community organizing and training, legislative initiatives, and public education. The most important step the ACLU of Minnesota has taken to address the wrongs done to people of color in our communities was to establish the Greater Minnesota Racial Justice Project, which provides public education on issues of racial justice through community outreach, complaint intake, and court monitoring.
The ACLU's Greater Minnesota Racial Justice Project office is located in Mankato
Promvongsa v. Joe Joswiak et al
October 29, 2018Cruz-Guzman v. State of Minnesota
June 1, 2017State of Minnesota v. Montgomery
May 1, 2015
Jesus Manuela Mendoza Sierra v. City of Gaylord
February 19, 2013Croud v. Duluth
October 6, 2008Berg v. DEA
August 9, 2007
HF 1061 Drivers' Licenses Revocation Reform
February 15, 2019
Rights Restoration
April 20, 2017
The Latest
Honorees protect civil liberties for the disempowered
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ACLU Sues City of Faribault, Minnesota for Rental Housing Policy...
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