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… by ban on ‘Be Happy, Not Gay’ T-shirt Published March 1, 2011 Related Case: Zamecnik v. Indian Prairie School District … prohibited from expressing their religious views about homosexual behavior on T-shirts. The court rejected Indian … shut out the opposing viewpoint.” “[A] school that permits advocacy of the rights of homosexual students cannot be …

… Bash Back! from invading U.S. churches Published July 12, 2011 Related Case: Mount Hope Church v. Bash Back! EAST … use of riots and crime to further its views in favor of homosexual behavior. “The use of violence, threats, and other … who’s ridiculous job it is to do surveillance over this blog.... ‘ONLY ONE DIRECTION! TRANS AND QUEER …

… on behalf of Christian student punished for opposing homosexual adoption Missouri State University student … by school officials for her religious beliefs regarding homosexual adoption. “The university is supposed to be the … learning, students should be marked on the quality of their work, not discriminated against on the basis of their …

… quickly settles lawsuit with student punished for opposing homosexual adoption ADF’s Center for Academic Freedom … by school officials for her religious beliefs regarding homosexual adoption. “Being a Christian shouldn’t make you a … or even punish students whose beliefs do not conform to their personal worldview.   To its credit, the university …

… policy to prohibit Christmas fliers Published April 15, 2011 Related Case: Michalek v. Garfield Heights Board of … groups and individuals are allowed to freely distribute their fliers and ads, which are sent home with students, yet … “Christians shouldn’t be discriminated against for their religious expression,” said ADF Senior Counsel David …

… T-shirts for a local “pride festival” that celebrates homosexual behavior and same-sex relationships. “Americans in … subject to predatory legal attacks simply for abiding by their beliefs,” said Litigation Staff Counsel Jim Campbell. … the Pride Festival or the ideology conveyed at that advocacy event.” “Notably, HOO has filled past orders for …

… fruit orchard, from participating in the city’s farmer’s market. The city enacted this policy after Tennes posted on … business owners should be free to live, speak and operate their business consistent with their religious beliefs … said ADF Senior Counsel and Vice President of Appellate Advocacy John Bursch, former solicitor general of Michigan.  …

… which allows citizens to challenge a law that threatens their rights before the government enforces it against them. … eliminate her editorial control over her photographs and blog. It’s unlawful to coerce an artist to create messages … District of Kentucky, Louisville Division, explains how the city law violates various provisions of the U.S. …

… represent Nelson who serves clients regardless of their backgrounds while specializing in photographing, … real harm from public accommodation laws trampling their freedom of speech. Every American should be free to speak and work according to their deeply held beliefs.” In August 2022, a federal …

… the bookstore to use pronouns of customers contrary to their sex and would have stopped the bookstore from … channel. The bookstore serves all customers and gladly sells its products to anybody, but DeTrude and her bookstore … channel. The bookstore serves all customers and gladly sells its products to anybody, but DeTrude and her bookstore …