ACLU Successfully Settles Meagan Taylor Complaint to Satisfaction of Both Parties
Des Moines, Iowa—UPDATE: The ACLU of Iowa is pleased to report we have successfully settled Meagan Taylor's case to the satisfaction of the parties involved.
The ACLU of Iowa has staff in Des Moines to handle inquiries from journalists on issues affecting civil rights and civil liberties in Iowa.
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Des Moines, Iowa—UPDATE: The ACLU of Iowa is pleased to report we have successfully settled Meagan Taylor's case to the satisfaction of the parties involved.
Des Moines, Iowa — The American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa is pleased to announce that six new board members have been installed on its statewide Board of Directors. They are:
More than 42 percent of all Iowa hospital beds are in Catholic hospitals. That means that for some Iowa women, especially in rural areas, there may be few alternatives to religion-based health care.
Des Moines, Iowa — A poll by Public Policy Polling found that 58 percent of all Iowa caucusgoers support driver’s licenses for immigrants, regardless of immigration status.
Senate File 2281 would prohibit Iowa government agencies and retirement systems from entering into contracts with businesses that boycott Israel. Similar legislation (House File 2331) passed the House on February 22. The ACLU of Iowa opposes these bills.
An Iowa Civil Rights Commission complaint says a West Des Moines Hotel discriminated against Meagan Taylor based on her gender identity and race.