This bill is a recipe for injustice — no matter where Floridians fall on the ideological spectrum, everyone's rights could be at risk. Tell your legislators: Vote NO on SB 1632/HB 1471.

Tell your legislators: Vote NO on SB 1632/HB 1471.

The ACLU of Florida is awarding three $5,000 scholarships for Florida high school and college students who are ready to take up the mantle of civic engagement and inspire other young people to action. Visit our website for more information:

Brown was fired from her job as a state employee after temporarily posting a meme on her private Instagram account following the death of political figure Charlie Kirk. State-sanctioned suppression has no place in a free society.

In 2011, Kansas passed a similar law that blocked more than 30,000 eligible voters from registering—and the state was sued. So why repeat a failed policy in Florida? We’ve seen this before. It didn’t protect voters — it kept them from the ballot. Tell lawmakers: Vote NO on SB 1334 / HB 991.

Across Florida, young people are paying attention to what is happening beyond their classrooms. They are asking questions about policies that affect their families, their classmates, and their communities. That instinct deserves affirmation, not fear. www.tallahassee.com/story/opinio...

If you see someone being detained by ICE — this is what you should know:

Florida’s decision to administer driver’s license services only in English does not increase safety or efficiency — it instead deepens inequity. 30% of Florida households speak a language other than English at home.

Tell Congress: ICE doesn't need another dime.

Black history is Florida history. The fight for freedom didn’t end in the past — it’s happening right now. We honor Black history by unapologetically telling the truth, defending our rights, and building the future our communities deserve.

We were in federal court this week fighting unconstitutional processes at Alligator Alcatraz. Sworn testimony exposed “Alligator Alcatraz” for what it is: a facility built on cruelty, designed to isolate people from legal counsel.

A free state does not ban books or censor materials based on viewpoint. floridapolitics.com/archives/776...

We refuse to accept this as normal.

BREAKING: A federal judge denied the City of Naples’ bid to dismiss our lawsuit challenging its censorship of drag performances in a public park. This ruling means the City must answer for its unlawful actions — a step forward in the right direction. Read more here:

Decisions made in Tallahassee will shape our homes, our communities, and our futures. Join us live this evening at 6:30 PM for our virtual Legislative Session Town Hall to kick off the first week of session, break down what’s happening in Tallahassee, and what it means for our civil liberties.

ICE agents serve the people — not the other way around.

We join our colleagues as they demand the removal of ICE from their streets. As the situation in Minneapolis continues to unfold, one principle must remain clear: government agencies have a responsibility to protect the people— not endanger them.

Our state should not be in the business of labeling nonprofits as “terrorist organizations” simply because it disagrees with their First Amendment-protected views or constitutionally-protected conduct.

ICE is denying immigrants under detainment their Sixth Amendment right to an attorney— removing their often only opportunity to reach their family & community. Without a lawyer, people are twice as likely to be deported, according to a study earlier this year from the American Immigration Council.

"By making elected representatives less accountable to the people they serve, gerrymandering undermines public trust in elections, compromises the votes of marginalized citizens and weakens the foundation of our democracy." Read more here:

Floridians are being shut out of a process that will shape our democracy for years to come. It’s unacceptable— lawmakers have now held two committee hearings on redistricting maps and still refused to take any public comment. Read more here:

Today is the final day to RSVP! Join us on Thursday, December 4, for a memorable celebration of our 70th anniversary. Enjoy delicious food, refreshing drinks, and a special ceremony honoring Florida’s inspiring changemakers. 🔗 Be sure to secure your spot here: action.aclu.org/event/fl-70t...

📣 With 6 hours left, we're at 98% of our goal! There are 6 hours left of Give Miami Day. Your support helps create a Florida where freedom is real and justice is possible. Donate here: ⬇️

📣 Today is the final day to make your Give Miami Day gift. Because of your support, Miami and all of Florida can be a place where freedom is real and justice is possible. Donate here: ⬇️ www.givemiamiday.org/organization...

BREAKING: We’re suing the City of Tallahassee for imposing an unconstitutional tax that hits low-income, Black, and Hispanic households the hardest. As living costs rise, the city chose a charge that widens inequality and violates Florida’s Constitution. See you in court.

Miami’s future is on the ballot. From housing and climate resilience to public safety and government transparency, we have an opportunity to shape our city. Learn more about Miami’s mayoral runoff candidates here:

“We all have the right to free speech, and you don’t lose that when you work for the government."

BREAKING: We filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of a state employee who was unfairly fired for private posts on social media regarding the death of Charlie Kirk. She’s fighting for her rights — because public employees have free speech too. We'll see you in court.

Earlier today, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of same-sex marriage by declining to hear a challenge to Obergefell v. Hodges. The landmark decision securing marriage equality will stay intact, meaning our freedom to marry remains the law of the land.

"That is the spirit of the ACLU of Florida — 70 years strong — standing in the gap wherever needed." Read more here:

City of Miami voters: Tomorrow is Election Day! Find out what’s on your ballot and where to vote here:

Calling for artists! We have extended the deadline to November 18. — This image is a derivative of “Grow Some Power” by Izabela Markova, used under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. > Original Source: The Greats > Changes: Recoloring and texture added.

10,000 signatures = 10,000 Miamians demanding change. 9 commissioners instead of 5 for fairer representation. Even-year city elections to increase turnout. Transparent, fair redistricting. This is what a citizen-led amendment looks like.

On November 7, we are gathering in Tampa Bay to commemorate 70 years of daring to defend the rights of all Floridians. We are celebrating the courage it takes to challenge injustice and the communities that stood up for freedom. Get your tickets today! 🔗 action.aclu.org/event/fl-70t...

Let’s be clear: Power belongs to the people. Floridians joined voices across the nation to protest the Trump administration’s abuse of power. With our committed legal observers and fearless organizers on the ground, we stood with communities — demanding justice.

Gerrymandering isn't just unconstitutional — it's a direct abuse of power. Daytona Beach voters deserve an equal opportunity to be represented and heard.

We’re taking to the streets across the nation on October 18 to peacefully protest the Trump administration’s abuse of power.

People across the nation are taking to the streets on October 18 to peacefully protest the Trump administration’s abuse of power. Heading out? Here’s a review of your protest rights in the state of Florida: (a thread)

BREAKING: We filed a lawsuit challenging the map recently adopted by the Daytona Beach City Commission for unlawfully ignoring communities and neighborhoods in favor of racial gerrymandering. See you in court.

On Friday, we came together to celebrate seven decades of standing for freedom, justice, and equality in Florida. We gathered in a city that has always led with a will to dare: Jacksonville, FL. We were honored to recognize true champions of courage and leadership:

Today we celebrate Indigenous Peoples — their histories, cultures, and enduring contributions that continue to shape this land. We honor their resilience and the continued fight for justice — not that other guy.

The state has forced the removal of Miami Beach’s iconic rainbow crosswalk — a symbol of the city’s vibrant LGBTQ+ community and history.

Free speech — especially on the most important political issues of our time — is fundamental to democracy and to a free society. We stand with Brittney and all those targeted by state censorship.

Elections can’t wait. We’re suing to make sure Floridians aren’t silenced by inaction.

🚨 BREAKING: We’ve filed a lawsuit challenging the retaliatory firing of a state employee for exercising her right to free speech on social media.

BREAKING: Gov. DeSantis has left nearly half a million Floridians without a state senator for over six weeks. We’re suing to make sure he fulfills his constitutional obligation to call for a special election. Democracy can’t wait.

When we come together, our voices are heard, our courage deepens, and our power multiplies. Join us on Saturday, Sept 27 in Orlando for our Power & Purpose Training — a free, one-day event to build the confidence and community we need to shape a future where everyone can thrive.

Over 30 years ago, the group 2 Live Crew successfully challenged government attempts to censor their music for obscenity. Censorship is unconstitutional — and the government doesn't get to decide what lyrics musicians use or what jokes comedians tell on TV.

En celebrar la herencia y cultura hispanas, enfrentamos con claridad firme cada intento de borrarnos y perseguirnos. Nuestras raíces son profundas, hechas para resistir. Nuestra herencia no solo se recuerda — se vive, se celebra, y se abraza con orgullo.

The ACLU of Florida condemns all political violence. But dissent, disagreement, and even harsh criticism of public figures are protected speech. Retaliating against those views is unconstitutional. In a true democracy, free speech protects us all — even when we disagree.