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Florida may be on the frontlines of cruelty, but we are on the frontlines of resistance.
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Joined November 2009
"That is the spirit of the ACLU of Florida — 70 years strong — standing in the gap wherever needed." Read more here:
tampabay.com
It takes courage and conviction to stand up to powerful forces.
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We did it, Miami! With Referendum 3’s passage, residents proved that when we lead, real change follows. This victory is a historic step toward fairness, transparency, and accountability.
miamiherald.com
Miami residents voted on four charter amendments.
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City of Miami voters: Tomorrow is Election Day! Find out what’s on your ballot and where to vote here:
wlrn.org
A packed City of Miami ballot includes four items that range from limiting elected officials to two full terms to making it easier for the city to sell property.
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Calling for artists! We have extended the deadline to November 18. — This image is a derivative of “Grow Some Power” by Izabela Markova, used under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. > Original Source: The Greats > Changes: Recoloring and texture added.
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🚨 Big news! The Miami Herald has officially endorsed Referendum 3 — a people-driven effort to create a citizens’ redistricting committee and keep districts fair and free from gerrymandering. 🗳️ Vote YES on Referendum 3 this November 4! Let’s create a stronger Miami together.
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10,000 signatures = 10,000 Miamians demanding change. 9 commissioners instead of 5 for fairer representation. Even-year city elections to increase turnout. Transparent, fair redistricting. This is what a citizen-led amendment looks like. https://t.co/ttrnzQh5LR
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On November 7, we are gathering in Tampa Bay to commemorate 70 years of daring to defend the rights of all Floridians. Get your tickets today! https://t.co/Q3evvClCRU
action.aclu.org
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Let’s be clear: Power belongs to the people. Floridians joined voices across the nation to protest the Trump administration’s abuse of power. With our committed legal observers and fearless organizers on the ground, we stood with communities — demanding justice.
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Gerrymandering isn't just unconstitutional — it's a direct abuse of power. Daytona Beach voters deserve an equal opportunity to be represented and heard. https://t.co/d8mQVhUVfT
floridapolitics.com
The ACLU argued this year’s redistricting discussion frequently centered around making sure 2 of the districts had Black majorities.
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We’re taking to the streets across the nation on October 18 to peacefully protest the Trump administration’s abuse of power. https://t.co/X7Q34qxsk0
tcpalm.com
The U.S. Constitution protects protests, but Florida law adds restrictions. Here's what to know before you go to a "No Kings" event.
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6. Also note, police cannot search your phone without a warrant.
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5. If you get stopped by any law enforcement at a protest, you have the right to remain silent or tell them that you’ll only answer questions in the presence of an attorney — no matter your citizenship or immigration status.
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4. If you get arrested, you have the right to ask why. Otherwise, say you wish to remain silent and ask for a lawyer immediately. Don’t sign, say, or agree to anything without a lawyer present.
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3. If you get stopped by police, ask if you’re free to go. If they say yes, calmly walk away.
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2. In Florida, you can record the police as long as you are not interfering with police activity. Make sure to stay at least 25 feet away from police upon request.
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1. You don’t need a permit to protest in the streets or on sidewalks if you’re not obstructing traffic or access to buildings.
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People across the nation are taking to the streets on October 18 to peacefully protest the Trump administration’s abuse of power. Heading out? Here’s a review of your protest rights in the state of Florida: (a thread)
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BREAKING: We filed a lawsuit challenging the map recently adopted by the Daytona Beach City Commission for unlawfully ignoring communities and neighborhoods in favor of racial gerrymandering. See you in court.
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On Friday, we came together to celebrate seven decades of standing for freedom, justice, and equality in Florida. We gathered in a city that has always led with a will to dare: Jacksonville, FL. We were honored to recognize true champions of courage and leadership:
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