Between the 10th anniversary of 9/11 and Constitution Day, Rights Working Group members across the country hosted events to reflect on our losses in the past ten years, and to reclaim our rights.
View a map of events across the country during the National Week of Action .
The tragic events of 9/11 resulted in a devastating loss of life. It also was the catalyst that changed many policies involving national security, immigration, privacy, and policing—often making racial profiling more widespread and far-reaching. Ten years later, we have an opportunity to reflect on the loss of lives during the tragic events of 9/11. We have a chance to reflect on the loss of our rights, and the rights of many in our communities, and we can stand up and work together to reclaim these rights.
Reflecting on Our Loss and Reclaiming Our Rights
National Week of Action
September 11-17, 2011
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The Civil Liberties and Human Rights Impact of Post-9/11 Policies: Inlcuding immigration, border security, surveillance, and racial profiling
Frequently Asked Questions: 9/11 and racial profiling