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The Civil Liberties Minute with Bill Newman

Books Being Banned

ICE Busting Down Your Door

Lessons from an Internment Camp

Savings College Students

Happy New Year

Stirring Congress

What’s in A Name

ACLU Holiday Carolers

War?

Forgiveness

A Sad State of Affairs

Funny You Say That

Houston, We Have A Problem!

The Gerrymander Fix

An Indictment with Mustard on Rye

Rampant Flag-Burning

Long Live Democracy

The Country’s Pulse

Outraged

Our Bodies Ourselves

When Rights Clash

Are You Welcome Here?

Pardon Me, Mr. Trump

Thank You Lilly Ledbetter

Ghost Guns

Trump’s Plan

Who Gets In

The Snoozy Court

Innocent

Reporting the Assassination Attempt

Flipping the Cop the Bird

Honoring the Confederacy

To Vote or Not to Vote

Pardon me

Kagan’s Comments

To Vote or Not to Vote

Miracle Happen

Litigating Locs

Bravery Hydeia Broadbent

Reproductive Roulette

Oxymoronic in Oklahoma

Get Out of Jail Free Card

The Machinery of Death

Housing Not Handcuffs

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