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Montg.Cnty Civil Rights/Liberties News- 'Snob zoning' is racial housing segregation by another name - Washington Post
- College Park vote on noncitizen voting rights was insufficient, city says - Baltimore Sun
- Sen. Astle Loses Mayoral Primary; Gutierrez Moves On, Hettleman Stays Put - Josh Kurtz (press release) (registration) (blog)
- Pro-Israel University of Maryland Professor Dismissed After Complaining of Religious Discrimination Plans Legal Action - Algemeiner
- Court affirms 100-year sentence in 2004 shooting outside Randallstown High - Baltimore Sun
- College Park decides Tuesday whether to allow noncitizens to vote - Washington Post
- Oops! Maryland City Retracts Announcement That Noncitizens Can Now Vote - Governing
- Amid Rising Anti-Semitism, Jewish Groups Focus On Security For High Holidays - HuffPost
- Congress approves Va. senators' resolution condemning white nationalists, KKK, neo-Nazis - WJLA
- Jesse Jackson scheduled to speak at George Mason University - WJLA
Monthly Archives: October 2011
1-2-3-4 We Don’t Want Your Culture War!
About 15 or 20 protesters braved the freezing rain on Saturday, October 29 to picket at a Maryland Conservative Action Network conference in Annapolis. 5-6-7-8 Stop the Lies, Stop the Hate! We were there to expose a panel titled “Is Sharia Law … Continue reading
Time to Fund our Communities, Not War
On Friday, October 21st, the “Fund Our Communities” coalition met with Representative Chris Van Hollen (D-MD-8) about budget priorities. The Montgomery County Civil Rights Coalition is a member of “Fund Our Communities,” so I joined a group of about fifteen … Continue reading
Andrews says “steam has gone out” of curfew push, touts anti-loitering bill – UPDATED
Speaking to an ACLU of Montgomery County meeting Wednesday night, County Councilmember Phil Andrews said he believed the “steam has gone out” of efforts to saddle Montgomery County with a youth curfew, and that the proposal would not pass the … Continue reading
Protect Your Digital Privacy: Introduction
The two most potent weapons to protect your digital privacy are a strong dose of common sense and encryption, i.e. scrambling digital data so that the only people who can read it are people authorized with a key or a … Continue reading
Protecting your online privacy — a series by Bill Day
Starting this week, Montgomery County Civil Rights Coalition is pleased to host a series of posts on protecting your online privacy, written by Bill Day. The posts now include… Protect Your Digital Privacy: Introduction Protect Your Digital Privacy: Browser Security … Continue reading
Montgomery County Office of Public Information becomes Office of Curfew Advocacy – UPDATED
UPDATED – UPDATE(II) During the Youth Town Hall on Wednesday night, a dense, six page “Frequently Asked Questions about the County Executive’s Youth Curfew Proposal” was distributed to the audience. The FAQ document is also available online. The language of … Continue reading
Curfew discussion, Youth Town Hall: David Stark