2016 is the 50th anniversary of the ACLU of Nebraska. We will feature several memories from our five decades of defending freedom in the Cornhusker state here. Do you have a favorite memory? Share it with us!
Food matters to all of us and amongst the roughly 3,500 different groups that make up the American religious landscape, many have practices related to what foods can and cannot be consumed.
Even when in a correctional facility, a person’s religious values about food still matter.
High school is said to be one of the most influential and rewarding times in your life. But starting it can be a bit scary. It’s often suggested that students join extracurricular activities that reflect their interests to foster support in their schools and meet new people.
Under the First Amendment, every American has the right to hold a gathering of any kind as long as it is a peaceful assembly.
In 2000, Nebraska added the Defense of Marriage Amendment to its state constitution, after 70 percent of voters were in favor for it. The amendment banned same-sex marriage in the state by defining a valid marriage only between a man and a woman.
A name is an identity and an expression; it’s who we are. How would you feel if your child was not allowed to say their name at school because the administration deemed it inappropriate?
Marco Silva is a pastor who travels around the U.S. to talk to churches and collect money for an orphanage in his home country, Peru.