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Feb 7, 2018
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#WeCanWednesday: Chloe Triplett

Every Wednesday, you’ll have an opportunity to meet some of our staff, board members, volunteers, and other community members. This week, we’d like to introduce to one of our newer colleagues: Chloe Triplett. Hear from her in her own words...
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Oct 25, 2017
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My Day Inside an Immigrant Detention Center

The women are brown and black. They wear navy blue scrubs. Most wear navy canvass shoes but a few wear bright orange plastic shower sandals. They are in their 20s and 30s except for a few with long grey hair. They are neat and clean. A few wear white plastic rosaries around their necks.
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Oct 5, 2017
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Pregnant Woman Released from Detention; Questions Remain About ICE Policy

After more than 40 days in an immigration detention facility, Maria Solis, an Oceanside pregnant mother, was released to her family on September 12.
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Sep 18, 2017
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Bail Reform: Not a Question of If, But When for California

Bail reform is gaining steam, and we couldn’t be happier. Across the country, counties and states are tackling problems with their money bail systems. Even Congress — dysfunctional as it can be — is taking a look at the issue.
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Sep 18, 2017
Celebrate the Constitution!

Celebrating The U.S. Constitution With 10K Students Across San Diego County

ACLU Kicks-Off 11th Year Matching Volunteer Speakers with Host Teachers To Inspire Young San Diegans to Learn About Their Constitutional Rights.
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Aug 29, 2017
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A Promising California Bill Could Help Communities Stop Secret And Discriminatory Police Surveillance

California is on the verge of passing Senate Bill 21 (SB 21), a strong bill that, in its current form, would help empower communities and their local elected officials to stop secret and discriminatory use of police surveillance technologies.
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Aug 25, 2017
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Know Your Rights: Sex Ed Should Inform, Not Stigmatize

Abstinence-only sex education has been illegal in California for years. But some schools are still failing to teach sex ed, or are teaching a version of sex ed that spreads misinformation and is based in fear and stigma.
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Aug 25, 2017
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Police in Schools Don’t Have Unlimited Power

If you’re a middle or high school student in the Los Angeles Unified School District, you’ve probably been subjected to a “random” metal detector search — and if not, you’ve probably heard about them. Students aren’t suspects, and policing them undermines their education and damages school morale.
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Aug 23, 2017
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You Have the Right to Get Reproductive Health Care and Keep it Private

With a new school year comes new experiences, new choices, and new opportunities. One is the opportunity to make sure you and your friends have the information you need to help navigate the different decisions that may come up in your life.