City of St. George settles with Drag Stars and Mitski Avalōx following ideologically-motivated denial of event permit. Read Here.

A threat to anyone’s First Amendment rights is a threat to yours. HB401 uses vague, overbroad language, like 'adult-oriented performances,' to criminalize expressive art. Utah is becoming a state of censorship attacking art, culture, and political speech—all protected by the First Amendment.

The ACLU of Utah urges campus administrators and law enforcement across the state to respect the First Amendment rights and safety of protestors.

Let Utah Read urges Governor Cox to Veto HB 29 (Sensitive Material Review Amendments). Read here.

At the ACLU of Utah, we vehemently oppose efforts that threaten to strip away essential components of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) from educational institutions. Read full statement here.

ACLU of Utah released the following comment in response to a recent motion to dismiss filed by the City of St. George. Read here.

Southern Utah Drag Stars will hold its family-friendly drag performance event in St. George, Utah.

The Southern Utah Drag Stars, represented by the ACLU of Utah, ACLU national, and the law firm Jenner and Block, are taking legal action against the City of St. George, Utah for censoring their family-friendly drag performances.

Read our latest press release on our veto letter to Gov Cox on H.B. 427, highlighting our concerns.