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… Travis Allen and his daughter, Blake, were suspended for speaking up. DONATE NOW When Blake Allen, a 14-year-old female high school student at Randolph … us! … Help Defend the Allens' Free Speech Rights … Travis Allen …

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… Christie knows what faithful Christians know. “Living by faith” doesn’t mean leaving your faith after Sunday services. You live your faith every day—at home, in the workplace, and in the public …

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Former Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran knows what it means to face the fire—both literal flames and the rising tide of threats to freedom of speech and religious liberty. Despite his sterling credentials—Cochran once held the nation’s highest firefighting role as U.S. Fire Administrator for the United States Fire Administration—he was fired from his position as Atlanta’s fire chief. Why? Because the government didn’t approve of his message about biblical marriage and sexuality that he included in a brief passage in a self-published book he wrote. We stood with Chief Cochran, and after years ...