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… opposition to defending innocent unborn life. And there’s still so much work to do. Your gift today will help: Stand up …

… federal lawmakers now empowered in each state, there is still much work to do. Your gift today will help: Stand up …

… like you. After more than ten years, Jack Phillips is still standing for his right to speak freely. Even though the …

… Four female athletes from Connecticut are still standing for women’s sports. Selina Soule, Chelsea …

When Dayspring Christian Learning Center is threatened, your freedom is on the line, too. When the federal government tries to force faith-based ministries and schools to violate their beliefs to receive needed funding, kids in need lose. And this time, it’s dozens of poor and minority students at Dayspring Christian Learning Center in El Cajon, California, who could be losing out on lunches they desperately need. This is a case of government officials placing ideology above the health and well-being of children—which has happened far too often in the past few years. And it’s a blatant ...

When Dayspring Christian Learning Center is threatened, your freedom is on the line, too. When the federal government tries to force faith-based ministries and schools to violate their beliefs to receive needed funding, kids in need lose. And this time, it’s dozens of poor and minority students at Dayspring Christian Learning Center in El Cajon, California, who could be losing out on lunches they desperately need. This is a case of government officials placing ideology above the health and well-being of children—which has happened far too often in the past few years. And it’s a blatant ...

… is a daily challenge. In some countries, blasphemy laws still carry a death sentence. Homeschool parents are targeted …

… After ten years, Colorado cake artist Jack Phillips is still fighting for his right to speak freely. Even though the …

… have to. After ten years, and despite two victories, he’s still being targeted by activists who want to see him …

Seventh-grader Liam Morrison wanted to participate in the national conversation about sex and gender. That’s his right as an American. Unfortunately, his Massachusetts school only allowed for one opinion—theirs. So when Liam wore a shirt to school that said “There are only two genders,” school officials pulled him from class and told him to take it off or be sent home. He bravely stood up to the unlawful demands, and now attorneys with Alliance Defending Freedom are suing to protect his right to speak without fear of government punishment. But he’s far from the only American who is facing ...