First Amendment Group Sues Illinois over Party-Controlled Nonprofit Names
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First Amendment group sues Illinois over party-controlled nonprofit names
A First Amendment advocacy organization is suing the state of Illinois over a 40‑year‑old statute that restricts which nonprofits may use the words “Democrat” or “Republican” in their official names.
Group challenges Illinois’ restrictions on using ‘Democrat,’ ‘Republican’ in org names - IPM Newsroom
Illinois Newsroom - The lawsuit, filed on behalf of Democrats for an Informed Approach to Gender, seeks to overturn an Illinois law that dates back to the 1980s, arguing that it violates the organization’s First Amendment rights. The post Group challenges Illinois’ restrictions on using ‘Democrat,’ ‘Republican’ in org names appeared first on IPM Newsroom.
'Line In The Sand': Democrats Break With Party Over Gender Ideology, Face Legal Fight In Illinois
For years, Democrats for an Informed Approach to Gender (DIAG) tried to do what they believed responsible citizens were supposed to do: engage with their own party, raise concerns and advocate for change from within — particularly when it comes to the party's unwavering allegiance to radical gender ideology.Instead, they hit a wall."Trying to get engagement from any elected Democrat on this issue is like hitting your head against a brick wall," …
Anti-transgender Democrats sue Illinois over law requiring political party approval for nonprofit names – Chicago Tribune*
The newly filed federal lawsuit highlights a little-known provision of Illinois law barring organizations from incorporating under names containing the words “democrat,” “democratic” or “republican” without the consent of the corresponding party’s state central committee. “Illinois is the only state to tell us we can’t fundraise there,” said Jenny Poyer Ackerman, of Democrats for an Informed Approach to Gender.
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