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The 13 pages that link to American Civil Liberties Union, each with the reason it gives.

• Civil libertiesRelated: Its cases and campaigns have made contested liberties visible in public law.

• Scopes trialRelated: The ACLU advertised for a teacher to challenge Tennessee’s ban.

• Dashiell HammettRelated: Hammett served as a trustee and supported the organization’s civil-liberties work.

• Loving v. VirginiaRelated: ACLU lawyers Bernard Cohen and Philip Hirschkop represented the Lovings.

• Helen KellerRelated: Keller was an early supporter of the organization and its defense of civil liberties.

• H. L. MenckenRelated: The Scopes trial brought Mencken’s defense of intellectual freedom into contact with civil-liberties advocacy.

• Clarence DarrowRelated: Darrow’s civil-liberties work overlapped with the organization’s campaigns against restrictions on speech and belief.

• Inherit the WindRelated: Its defense of Scopes helped turn the trial into a public test of intellectual freedom.

• Anti-pornography movementRelated: The ACLU opposed some anti-pornography ordinances on free-speech and equal-protection grounds.

• First Red ScareRelated: The organization emerged from earlier civil-liberties efforts galvanized by wartime repression and the raids.

• Civil libertarianismRelated: Its lawsuits and public advocacy have made civil-libertarian arguments visible in major legal disputes.