ACLU of Ohio Audio

Belle Likover was interviewed on Wednesday, December 16, 2015 at the Max Wohl Civil Liberties Center in Cleveland by staff member Jocelyn Rosnick as part of the ACLU of Ohio’s Oral History Project. Belle was an advocate for seniors and children for over 50 years.

Political conventions often result in massive violations of civil liberties. Past conventions have seen arrests of protesters and innocent bystanders, suppression of political speech, racial profiling, police misconduct, mass surveillance, and interference with travel and association. On June 7, 2016, we gathered to discuss what to expect before, during, and after the RNC.

Marcia Levine was interviewed on August 7, 2015 in Cleveland Ohio by Kyra Schoonover as part of our Oral History Project. Marcia is a long-time ACLU supporter, having served as board member, vice president, and president of the ACLU Cleveland chapter.

Judge Jack G. Day was interviewed on audiotape August 18, 1995 in Cleveland by Betsy Leis in an effort to document the history of the ACLU in Ohio. Jack was a founder of the Cleveland and Ohio organizations, and served as a board member and volunteer attorney for decades.

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