ACLU of New Jersey

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"Nothing about us without us" in black capital letters centered on a beige background. "Disability pride month" stated at the top of the graphic and the ACLU logo at the bottom. The image is bordered on the left and right with black trim and green, red, white, yellow, and blue stars.
White graphic with text "Birthright citizenship remains the law of the land" with the ACLU logo on the bottom.
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The image is an informational poster from the ACLU titled "Know Your Protest Rights." It lists six points about rights related to protesting, such as not needing a permit to protest in certain situations, the right to photograph or film in public, and the right to remain silent when stopped by police. The ACLU logo is at the bottom right.
A person holds a sign reading "Reinvesting in Communities Means... Allowing those who went to jail for marijuana be the first to benefit!! #StopLettingTheRichWyteBenefitFirst #AbolishTheDrugWar." Below, text states "New Jersey must live up to its promise of equitable cannabis reform." The image features the ACLU NJ logo.
Navy blue graphic with large white and light blue text reading, “The Constitution guarantees birthright citizenship. No president can change that.” The ACLU logo appears in the lower right corner.
Graphic with a deep red background and layered photo elements featuring a protest sign that reads “WE ARE ALL CREATED EQUAL.” Large white text states, “Citizenship by birth promotes equality and combats discrimination.” ACLU logo centered at the bottom.
Red background and bold white text that reads: “It’s an American promise: Anyone born here is a citizen of our country.” The ACLU logo appears at the bottom.