Summary
The US civil liberties organization named in Kenney-Shawa’s brief as one of the three resources for citizens seeking to get involved against anti-boycott legislation, alongside Palestine Legal and the US Campaign for Palestinian Rights (line 233).
Details
- Elsewhere in the wiki the ACLU appears as the leader of the opposition that defeated the federal Israel Anti-Boycott Act in the 115th Congress, in Rethinking Statehood in Palestine’s account, and as condemning anti-BDS legislation in terms recalling McCarthy-era loyalty oaths in Chapter 7 of Palestine: A Socialist Introduction — see Lawfare.
Related pages
Challenging Anti-Boycott Legislation in the US, Palestine Legal, US Campaign for Palestinian Rights, Anti-boycott legislation, Lawfare