Join us at 4 p.m. ET to hear about what the decisions mean for our rights.

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Last week, the Supreme Court ended its latest term with decisions that will have a profound impact on our civil liberties – from voting rights and Indigenous Justice to LGBTQ equality and equal opportunities in higher education.

Join us as we unpack the Court's biggest cases this term and what they mean for our rights at today's ACLU Supreme Court Town Hall.

ACLU Supreme Court Town Hall:

What the Court's Decisions Mean for Our Rights

Thursday, July 6 (TODAY)
4PM Eastern / 1PM Pacific

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During this one-hour event, a panel of ACLU experts will break down how the latest Supreme Court decisions will impact our civil liberties, how they will inform the ACLU's litigation and advocacy work, and how you can take action to make a difference.

The speaker panel will include:

* David Cole, ACLU National Legal Director

* Deirdre Schifeling, ACLU National Political Director

* Cecillia Wang, ACLU Deputy Legal Director

* And our moderator: Amber Hikes, ACLU Deputy Executive Director for Strategy & Culture

Don't miss this livestream event as we take stock of the latest Supreme Court decisions, our response, and how you can stay involved in the fight.

Tune in today at 4 PM ET / 1 PM PT for our Supreme Court Town Hall <[link removed]> and be sure to share this important event with your friends.

Hope you can make it,

The ACLU Team

P.S. The Town Hall will have an American Sign Language interpreter and live captioning available. If you would like to request other reasonable accommodations for this event, please email us at [email protected] as soon as possible.

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