# Reggie Shuford
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Reginald "Reggie" T. Shuford is a Philadelphia-based lawyer and executive director of the ACLU of Pennsylvania.
== Early life and education ==
Shuford grew up in public housing in Wilmington, North Carolina, the third of five children. Shuford earned high grades at New Hanover High School, leading to a scholarship to attend Cape Fear Academy, where he was the first black graduate in 1984.
Flashpoint: Racial Progress: How far we've come and how far we have to go.
This week Flashpoint discusses the issues and challenges our country is facing with systemic racism, racial injustice and race relations. Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission's Executive Director, Chad Dion Lassiter, gives his expertise on ways we can combat these issues, and we hear from Frank …
State of the Union 2020
The civil liberties impact of the three crises of 2020 - the COVID-19 pandemic, the racial reckoning captured in the Black Lives Matter movement, and the election - cannot be overstated. In this episode, ACLU-PA Executive Director Reggie Shuford explains how the organization managed, survived, and …
"Voters won": Common Cause PA on election reform
On October 31, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signed the most sweeping reform to the commonwealth's election law in decades. The ACLU-PA supported the legislation, along with our partners in a coalition called Keystone Votes. One of those partners is Common Cause PA, and for this episode, Common Ca…
We're Talking Civil Rights with the ACLU
Johnathan & April enjoy a fascinating discussion with ACLU Executive Director, Reggie Shuford about the ongoing threat to civil rights and liberties under the Trump administration.
Divest in police. Invest in people.
What does it mean to divest in police? Paige Fernandez, policing policy advisor for national ACLU, joins the podcast to talk about how we change the police by shrinking their size, scope, and power and why reform didn't work.
Defunding the police will actually make us safer
By Paige Fernandez, ACL…
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Reggie Shuford became executive director of the ACLU of Pennsylvania in September 2011. Before joining the ACLU-PA, he served as the director of law and policy at the Equal Justice Society (EJS), a national strategy group heightening consciousness on race in the law and popular discourse. From 1995…
Roots of My Father: A Family's Biological Truth
This episode was recorded at the height of the pandemic when Reggie Shuford was the Executive Director of the ACLU of Pennsylvania. Reggie discussed his life trajectory and was honest and vulnerable in detailing his upbringing by a single mom. His story culminates in a heartfelt discovery of his bi…
Roots of My Father: A Family's Biological Truth Part II
In part two of the Roots of My Father mini-series, Angelyn interviews Reggie Shuford's biological father Peter Grear, and brother Tony Grear. They both discussed how they learned Reggie was related to them, their similarities in regard to civil rights advocacy, and what they did upon meeting for th…
An IM Conversation with Reggie Shuford, Executive Director of the North Carolina Justice Center
Ernest Brooks and Tim McFeeley, Co-Leaders of the firm’s Social Justice + Advocacy Practice Area, sit down with Reggie Shuford, Executive Director of the North Carolina Justice Center, to discuss his 25+ year career advancing racial and social justice, the key lessons he learned during his time at …
Reggie Shuford: Growing up in Wilmington helped shape his civil rights career
Reggie Shuford has spent most of his adult life fighting for civil rights. Growing up in Wilmington’s Creekwood community, the third of five children raised by a single mom on public assistance, Reggie says he lived and observed many of the same dynamics he has fought against in court. Now the Exec…
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