ACLU of Arizona

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The ACLU of Arizona is a nonprofit, nonpartisan 501(c)(4). Visit our site for info about the org & its affiliate, the ACLU Foundation of Arizona: acluaz.org

Black background with yellow text reads: "This is our country and we will show up for it." Center image shows a protest sign that reads: "Ice out of our city." Lower text below image reads: "Take to the streets, Saturday, March 28th, at a protest near you."
Sepia-toned image of Barbara Cameron standing on a balcony, with quote: “It's important for us as Indian People, as we reclaim and revitalize our languages and traditions, to include the heritage and contributions of Indian lesbians and gay men.' Text identifies her as a two-spirit activist for Indigenous and queer rights. A Native American Heritage Month banner and ACLU logo appear below.
Mes de la Herencia Indígena Arizona tiene la segunda mayor población indígena de cualquier estado. En nuestro estado residen 22 tribus indígenas, y más de una cuarta parte del estado está compuesta por tierras de reserva.
Native American Heritage Month Arizona has the second largest Indigenous population of any state. Our state is home to 22 Native American tribes, and over a quarter of the state is reservation land.
Graphic reads: The ACLU of Arizona mourns the loss of Congressman Raúl Grijalva, an incredible champion for The People of Arizona. Congressman Raúl Grijalva worked tirelessly to improve the lives of so many in our community – especially those in rural, southern Arizona. He showed many of us what it means to fight for justice against the odds, and how to create tangible, sustainable change that centers people's humanity. Congressman Grijalva, rest in power. Thank you for leaving a legacy that made our state a better place for all Arizonans.