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Take a look at some of this year鈥檚 victories below.

Reforming a Broken Criminal Justice System
We closed or reformed scandalously dangerous prisons and jails in Arizona; Baltimore, Maryland; and Los Angeles and Monterey County, California.

Winning the Freedom to Marry
Our Supreme Court victory in Obergefell v. Hodges made same-sex marriage the law of the land. That was the culmination of and advocacy, including 12 state wins just since our 2013 Supreme Court victory in Windsor.

Securing Net Neutrality
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Opposing Torture
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Combating Religious Refusals
In , Colorado, and North Carolina, the 老澳门开奖结果 successfully fought efforts to use religion to discriminate against LGBT people.