Attorney Yasmin Cader, Deputy Legal Director at the @ACLU drops some serious nuggets on this week’s Legal Lens podcast! From Howard University to Yale Law, her journey from federal public defender, to being in private law practice, and now helping provide leadership to the ACLU’s national litigation and policy initiatives, is nothing short of inspiring.
She breaks down how the ACLU’s mission to expand civil liberties and equal protection is evolving in 2025, having adapted to address attacks on constitutional institutions, government overreach, and community harms.
From voting rights litigation to book ban suits, Cader helps lead the ACLU’s critical work on racial justice, criminal legal reform, immigrant protections, and upholding the First Amendment.
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