SB1 seeks to rectify a problem that does not exist in the state of Alabama.
By Samuel Duff
The 2024 Legislative Session is underway. Here's what we're fighting for: first amendment rights, voting rights, reproductive justice, and criminal legal reform.
The State of Alabama executed Kenneth Smith via nitrogen hypoxia. During the execution, Mr. Smith suffered as ADOC tortured him to death. Below is a statement from Alison Mollman, ACLU of Alabama’s Interim Legal Director:
U.N. experts say the method is likely to constitute torture, violating international human rights treaties ratified by the U.S.
We're demanding the City of Decatur reconsider its new policy that stifles free speech. The mayor is seeking to change when, how, and if people can peacefully protest in the River City.
Do not remember Dr. King's legacy of leadership through a post or sound clip. Remember him in how you and your community will fight injustice in the state.
By Jose Vazquez
History, science, and common sense tell us that storing and using nitrogen at Holman is a ticking time bomb. The question isn’t if nitrogen gas will kill ADOC staff; the question is when.
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