ACLU of Missouri retweeted
New Resource Alert (for Poll Workers)! 🌟 In partnership with @aclu_mo and @ProtectVotersMO, we put together tips for poll workers on how to interact with trans and gender non-conforming voters on Election Day. Check it out here: promomissouri.org/build-powe…
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
Make your voice heard! Join us at these events and register to vote. Together, we can shape the future of our community. We’re excited to collaborate with organizations across the metro to get our communities registered to vote.
#GOTV #YourVoteMatters #GetRegistered #vote
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
BREAKING: The Supreme Court ruled today that cities can punish unhoused people for sleeping in public, even if they have nowhere else to go.
We cannot arrest our way out of homelessness.
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
If this leaked decision is accurate, the Supreme Court failed to hold once and for all that every pregnant person has the basic right to emergency abortion care.
This case will proceed and the health and lives of pregnant people across the country will continue to be at risk.
Breaking News: An opinion posted briefly on the Supreme Court website indicated it is poised to allow emergency abortions in Idaho for now, Bloomberg News reported. nyti.ms/4eGvWUM
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
#DavidHosier is scheduled to be executed on June 11. No witnesses and no DNA evidence linked him to the crime. He rejected a plea deal taking capital punishment off the table. Pls tweet/call @GovParsonMO (573) 751-3222 urge him to grant clemency.
madp.salsalabs.org/ClemencyF…
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
IT’S CRUNCH TIME! We are in the final days of the @Missourians4CF campaign to get abortion on the ballot and #EndTheBanMO! Don’t miss your chance to be a part of this Missouri grown movement! Catch AAM this weekend: mobilize.us/mfcf/
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
We're in the final stretch to get abortion rights on the Missouri Ballot. Your signature and support matter. Come sign and volunteer with us on April 15th, 5-7pm at KC Plaza. Let's #EndTheBanMo!
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
Last week more than 170 Missourians took #AbortionAction to submit their names in opposition to this #MoLeg trash. Call the committee today and demand they listen to their constituents ⬇️⬇️⬇️
All people deserve to have control over their bodies. All people deserve the right to an abortion. HJR 131 seeks to take away that right in the MO constitution. Tell your representative on the General Laws Committee to vote NO to HJR 131. bit.ly/4aygQO0
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
⚡️ Action Alert!⚡️
A #MoLeg House committee will vote on a bill that’d put an abortion ban in the MO constitution — take action w/ @aclu_mo & tell them to vote NO!
Decisions a/b our bodies, lives & futures belong to US, not out-of-touch politicians #BansOff #BansOffOurBodies
All people deserve to have control over their bodies. All people deserve the right to an abortion. HJR 131 seeks to take away that right in the MO constitution. Tell your representative on the General Laws Committee to vote NO to HJR 131. bit.ly/4aygQO0
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
This week's Medicine Grand Rounds with Luz María Henríquez, @aclu_mo and Jennifer Smith, MD, FACOG, @WashU_OBGYN is available for viewing on #WUDeptMedicine YouTube Channel.
Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to our channel to keep updated on new videos.
Link> l8r.it/2N3l
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
I had a wonderful time giving a talk at @DruryUniversity in Missouri as they celebrate their 150th anniversary and spending time with the phenomenal executive director of the @aclu_mo. It was inspiring to be reminded of the powerful work being done across the country.
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
Across the Midwest, we've seen a rise in book bans and statewide initiatives to censor and erase marginalized identities.
Join us for a virtual conversation on October 12 as we discuss a range of censorship issues and how you can activate your community: action.aclu.org/event/il-ban…
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
“I just wanted to fill you in on some things that I did not want to be on Channel 5 News," said Pam Fichter in June. "We don’t really want to tell the other side all of the strategies that we’re involved in.”
...and then another anti posted the video on Facebook
Anti-Abortion Activist Caught on Camera Detailing Plan to Keep Abortion Off Missouri Ballot dlvr.it/Ssqmrv
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
BREAKING: The Supreme Court has ruled in Moore v. Harper that state legislatures do not have the power to ignore their own state constitutions while making rules for federal elections.
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
“We all know why they want to deprive...Dr. Anna Fitz-James her constitutional right to the initiative process,” said @aclu_mo's Tori Schafer. “They are scared — scared to let Missourians exercise their right to vote on reproductive freedom.” #moleg kansascity.com/news/politics…
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
“We are witnessing a lot of suffering on the hotline. People are scared out of their minds.”
Opinion this morning from @bridgettedunlap. #moleg #mogov
missouriindependent.com/2023…
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
🚨Call to action🚨
In the final moments of the 2023 legislative session, lawmakers passed two anti-trans bills, SB 39 and SB 49. The bills are an attempt to erase transness from Missouri.
Tell Gov. Parson to stop the hate and veto SB 39 and SB 49.
bit.ly/3O8zNyW
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
Today is a devastating day for trans Missourians, families raising trans youth, BIPOC & trans women of color who will see an increase in violence, and rural trans Missourians with less resources available. Our state government is waging an all-out war on trans Missourians.
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
🧵We understand this is a confusing and scary time for transgender youth and their loved ones. You can rely on us for accurate info and updates so that you can make informed decisions about your health care. If and when Gov. Parson signs SB 49, here’s what patients can expect:
ACLU of Missouri retweeted
Our partners of @aclu_mo, @LambdaLegal, and @BCLPlaw are fighting hard to defend transgender Missourians and their right to access medically necessary healthcare. Here's why we consider all the movement last week a win for the community.































