Podcasts: Voices From the
Conference
Member greetings, commentary and
speaker interviews from the 2006 Membership Conference. Play these
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OCT. 15
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| Debby Miller from New York is concerned
about the lack of checks and balances in government and the Patriot Act. |
Trevoy Ross works with the Detroit
affiliate and is hoping to learn more about racial profiling and all
the ACLU's issues. |
Terry Neneth Parshley, from Canton, Ohio, is at the conference to learn more about bolstering rights for children. |
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OCT. 16
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| Elvia Meza from the ACLU of Southern California, came to the conference to lobby on Capitol Hill about immigrants rights. |
Jeremy Gunn, ACLU's Program on Freedom of Religion and Belief director, responds to the idea of "government- sponsored religion." |
After learning that the Pentagon maintained a secret database on Kot Hordynski's peaceful protest group, the ACLU filed a lawsuit. |
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| Jeff Rank, while at a reception for ACLU clients, talks about the repercussions of critizing President Bush. |
Retired ambassador Joseph Wilson talks about his recent experience in relying on the First Amendment. |
Carol Mehlman, ACLU of Tampa Florida, came to the conference to re-energize her work with civil liberties. |
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| ACLU president Nadine Strossen discusses how the ACLU is facing the current civil liberties climate. |
Louise Melling, ACLU Reproductive Freedom
Project director, discusses the project and the current ballot initiative
in South Dakota. |
Chris Goodman, is part of the Baltimore
Algebra Project, which addresses education equality. |
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| James Kenly, from Virginia, is surprised
to be spending his retirement defending his civil liberties. |
Betty Kenly is from Virginia and
came to show her support for the ACLU and defend American freedoms.
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Jameel Jaffer, deputy director of the ACLU's
national security program, explains the government's use of ideological
exclusion. |
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| Caroline Frederickson, ACLU Legislative Director,
details her office's involvement in lobbying Congress. |
Poetry Slam poets
Sekou (tha misfit), left, and Steve Connell sample their Monday
night performance.
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Abdullah Al-Kidd, a U.S.-born American
citizen and an ACLU client involved in a lawsuit against the government,
was wrongfully arrested and detained as a material witness for 16
days. |
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| Sondra Goldschein, ACLU lawyer, discusses
Cecelia Fire Thunder's speech on reproductive health. |
Suzie Newman, Clover, South Carolina, came to
add her voice against the military commission's act. |
Kathleen Rumpf, Syracuse, New York, relays her
experience in prison to put a face on incarceration issues. |
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| David Roisen from Chesapeake, Virginia,
came to the conference because "my parents raised me right." |
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OCT. 17
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| June Penell Stevens from Fairbanks, Alaska, is a retired librarian and discusses book removal from libraries. |
Anthony Romero, executive director,
reflects on the 2006 ACLU Membership Conference. |
Barrie Gewanter works for the ACLU
in upstate New York, and relays why she loves working for the organization. |
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| Cameron Frazier, from West Palm Beach, Florida,
tells about his experience with freedom of expression in the classroom. |
Lucas Guttentag, ACLU Immigrants'
Rights Project director, discusses the lawsuit against Donald Rumsfeld. |
Cheryl Contee, ACLU volunteer in Washington
D.C., talks about her concerns with the Patriot Act. |
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| Shantel Reynolds, Sante Fe, New Mexico, discusses
the public's responsibility in the political process. |
Alondra Jones, left, and Ron Bilbao, challenged
education issues in their schools and discuss their cases. |
Steven Shapiro, ACLU legal director,
discusses several current cases. |
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| Hope Reichbach, New York, challenged the military's
recruitment policies at her school. |
Brent Miller, Florida State University student,
met with Rep. Allen Boyd about preserving civil liberties. |
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