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  1. ACLU’s David Rogers: Communities divided by politics of fear

    The new ACLU of Oregon director also sounds the alarm on pending ballot measures, digital privacy, criminal justice As a child, watching the “CBS Evening News” was routine for David Rogers.  Each night, his family gathered around a television set in their ...

    21 Jan 2016 - Emily Green

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