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SPLC applauds SCOTUS dismissal of transgender bathroom ban

A Virginia school asked the court to allow it to stop a transgender boy from using the boys’ bathroom.

June 30, 2021

SPLC takes at aim at Mo Brooks’ corporate backers

The campaign aims to put pressure on companies that donate to campaigns of lawmakers who pushed the Big Lie.

June 22, 2021

Study finds most Americans want national voting standards

A national sample of 1,000 representative voters found strong support for key parts of the For the People Act.

May 7, 2021

Sewell praises House passage of Democrats’ voting rights bill

Congresswoman Sewell praised the House passage of Democrats' voting bill, HR1.

March 9, 2021

SPLC announces $10 million in available grants to Deep South organizations

The SPLC is providing $10 million in grants for outreach, voter mobilization and civic engagement

March 1, 2021

Montgomery County BOE, SPLC settle student expulsion lawsuits

SPLC sued on behalf of two students who were falsely accused of having a gun and expelled despite being found innocent.

February 10, 2021

“Let us also honor their lives by rejecting hate:” SPLC remembers Holocaust

Wednesday is the 16th annual International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

January 27, 2021

SPLC calls on Mo Brooks’s donors to cease their support

The president of the SPLC Action Fund said that "without funding, politicians like Mo Brooks are virtually powerless.”

January 18, 2021

SPLC poll monitor detained, threatened with arrest in Autauga County

Brook Boone, an SPLC attorney, told APR that the incident was evidence that more training is needed for poll workers in Autauga County.

November 3, 2020

Appeals court upholds absentee voting requirements, allows curbside voting

Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill in a statement applauded the appeals court decision.

October 13, 2020