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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Podcast website

www.stallman.org

Latest episode

Jul 2, 2026

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Episodes

The War on the Right to Choose. 15.02.2016
Refugees: WWII and today. 06.02.2016
Suspending kids from kindergarten- really? 04.02.2016
The states that kill. 23.01.2016
Making millions from torture. 21.01.2016
Hitler's Mein Kampf republished. 15.01.2016
"Impregnate a young white girl...."? 13.01.2016
Of all the women prisoners in the world, what percentage are locked up in the U.S.? 09.01.2016
Good news- from American prisons? 07.01.2016
Is torture legal in America? 30.12.2015
Buried on page 29. 28.12.2015
Sagging pants- a jailable offense? 26.12.2015
Freedom for marijuana in Massachusetts? 23.12.2015
Homeless on the street and defenseless in court. 13.12.2015
Shut down Congress? Here we go again. 10.12.2015
Honey, come quick! It's the ACLU carolers!! 08.12.2015
A War On Christmas? 06.12.2015
A D.A. full of ****! 04.12.2015
Will your 2016 vote be counted? 27.11.2015
Donald Trump and the SS St. Louis. 24.11.2015
Get out of jail. Now! 21.11.2015
Is Abortion Still Legal? 19.11.2015
Committing Women Convicted of No Crime to State Prison. 14.11.2015
Cops in schools = students in jail? 12.11.2015
Prisoners have rights. In memoriam: Alvin Bronstein 10.11.2015

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