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This booklet addresses what rights you have when you are stopped, questioned, arrested, or searched by law enforcement officers. This booklet is for citizens and non-citizens with extra information for non-citizens in a separate section. Another section covers what can happen to you at airports and other points of entry into the United States. The last section discusses concerns you may have related to your charitable contributions and religious or political beliefs. This booklet tells you about your basic rights. It is not a substitute for legal advice. You should contact an attorney if you have been arrested or believe that your rights have been violated.

Welcome to the ACLU of Kansas 2020 Election Hub! This is your one-stop shop for everything you need to vote or to help others vote as well as anything you need to know to protect your voting rights. From here, you can sign-up for our Know Your Voting Rights Training and Office Hours, and connect with our Election Protection team. Also, you can access valuable resources such as an Advance Ballot Application, a Ballot Tracker, a Polling Location search engine, a Voter Registration form, and the ACLU’s Let People Vote resource.

Getting access to money when you need it is easy with a MoneyKey Kansas Line of Credit. A Line of Credit is a borrowing option that gives you access to any amount of funds up to your credit limit. It is a revolving loan that, unlike a traditional payday or installment loan, remains active even after you have paid it down to a zero balance. This means that when you pay off your balance, you don’t have to submit a new application. Instead, you can continue to withdraw money up to your available credit limit. We make applying for an online Line of Credit in Kansas fast and secure. Our friendly and knowledgeable Customer Care agents are available 7 days a week to assist you throughout the application and repayment process. They can answer any credit-related questions you may have.

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Advocating for programs & legislation that benefit Charleston’s Black communities now and forever! Independent BLM Chapter of Charleston

Our mission as a Southern Grassroots non-profit organization is to provide affirming spaces for LGBTQI+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersex, etc.) and ally youth up to the age of 24 through direct support, leadership development, and community engagement. Our vision is that LGBTQI+ and ally youth feel empowered to find their places in the world, in their families, and in their communities. Our values: We are change agents lifting voices and shifting culture by upholding these values: 1). Affirmation. We provide affirming spaces to LGBTQI+ youth to identify and self-express freely 2). Intersectionality. We honor intersectional experiences through diverse programming and organizing 3). Community-building. We engage our community through partnerships and we cultivate community-care through self-care.

The First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Antonio values the inherent worth and dignity of all people; recently, a movement has begun that asks our society take a harder look at continued state violence and institutionalized racism against minorities–especially Black Americans–and our congregation has decided to stand in solidarity with that movement. A statement on the Unitarian Universalist Association web site makes it clearer: Black Lives Matter is a movement and a stance in response to this reality: the United States was built on a legacy of slavery, racism, and oppression that continues to take new, ever-changing forms. To say that “Black Lives Matter” doesn’t mean that Black lives are more important than other lives, or that all lives don’t matter. The systemic devaluing of Black lives calls us to bear witness, even as we acknowledge that oppression takes many intersecting forms.

This newly-renovated landmark mill building carries the history of its past while welcoming the diversity of the present.

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