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Executive Director Andrea Young was among the speakers addressing the thousands of fed-up Metro Atlantans who showed up for a day of action — No Kings 2 — on October 18, 2025 at the Atlanta Civic Center

Library officials told LaVonnia Moore she was being fired for displaying a book that featured a transgender child. The book, “When Aidan Became a Brother” by Kyle Lukoff, was selected by library patrons for the display.

Highlights from the event, “Dissent. Defend. Demand,” including a powerful performance and charting a path forward with help from supporters.

Andrea Young discussed the Supreme Court ruling that allows federal agents in Southern California to target individuals because of their race, how they speak, and the jobs they work.

Some tips for turning concern about attacks on democracy into action.

LEADers are embedded in their counties to closely monitor and advocate for voter access.

Hear from a legal observer about how they're taking part in the growing, organized movement against the Trump administration’s policies.

This term was marked by sharp right turns in major civil rights cases, a mixed record on lower-profile cases, and mixed outcomes in an ascendant emergency docket.

Check out some photos from the virtual launch of Protest Ready GA, a sign-making party, and the "No Kings Rally" in Atlanta.