The Civil Liberties Minute

Taking on injustices, 90 seconds at a time! The Civil Liberties Minute™ podcasts--with attorney Bill Newman, director of the ACLU's western Massachusetts office--highlight threats to our civil liberties and what you can do to protect our freedoms.

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Uncategorized

Podcast website

www.stallman.org

Latest episode

Jul 2, 2026

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Episodes

Cosmetology training for police officers? 16.08.2016
Can you go to jail for being poor? 12.08.2016
What horrible things did these kids do? 08.08.2016
The real voter fraud. 05.08.2016
Compassionate Release from Prison 30.07.2016
The man who tried to kill President Reagan is being released. 28.07.2016
Philando Castille should be alive, but he's not. 20.07.2016
Solitary confinement, what Amnesty calls torture. 18.07.2016
In memoriam: Pat Summitt. 15.07.2016
Happy Birthday, Woody Guthrie. 13.07.2016
Break the law or freeze to death- it's your choice, sort of. 09.07.2016
If you see something, say something. Try not to profile. 07.07.2016
Have a speeding ticket? Go to jail. 27.06.2016
Happy birthday, Miranda. 25.06.2016
Can Donald Trump Trump the First Amendment? 23.06.2016
Dateline: The Pulse Nightclub, Orlando, FL 21.06.2016
He shall have the power. 13.06.2016
Why are we fighting about restrooms? 10.06.2016
Striking black jurors. 09.06.2016
Muhammad Ali 07.06.2016
When the police refuse... 31.05.2016
The NFL's billion dollar secret. 26.05.2016
America's most lawless sheriff. 22.05.2016
Mississippi Maelstrom. 20.05.2016
Body worn cameras on cops- the fight continues. 13.05.2016

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