Research & Publications

This resource provides information and general guidance to Massachusetts public school leaders on the meaning and practical implications of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Mahmoud v. Taylor decision and related cases.

This Black History Month, let’s remember that historical erasure and disempowerment are not new strategies. But they can be effective strategies — if we don’t fight back.

Freedom of speech, press, association, and petition are the foundation of a vibrant democracy. Debate and dissent are particularly essential in election years, including the right of people to express their views through peaceful rallies and protests.

The ACLU of Massachusetts’ Racial Justice Program is continuing its work to dismantle systems of inequality in our schools, our health care, our democracy — and fighting those who seek to violate the civil liberties of the marginalized.

Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was more than just a great orator, writer, and scholar; he was a relationship builder, an organizer, an activist — and that’s something we all have the power to do.

This technology is unregulated in Massachusetts—and it implicates civil liberties.

With the primary and midterm elections approaching, we need to pay attention to more obscure races.