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… discussions and private conversations with other students, school officials stepped in. The University told her to stop sharing her beliefs with others and then even went so far as to say that if she didn’t change her beliefs, she wouldn’t …

… Defending Freedom and the National Litigation Foundation to sue Savannah State on her behalf, citing their violation of her group's First Amendment-protected right to assemble and express religious faith. The school eventually agreed to a settlement that restored the …

… outside a Boston Planned Parenthood facility trying to persuade mothers not to abort their babies. Case: McCullen v. Coakley Image Two … their messages, even on public sidewalks.” Litigation against the Massachusetts attorney general went on for eight …

… beliefs and indicated that they would refer these events to a nearby farm. They never thought that a city 22 miles … beliefs and indicated that they would refer these events to a nearby farm. They never thought that a city 22 miles …

… God’s call in his life, Clyde entered seminary seeking to become a full-time pastor. Now over 80 years old, Clyde … They’ve planted several churches in the U.S. and came to Arizona after a family member asked them to start a church in the Town of Gilbert.   Through Good News …

… find offensive. Incredibly, officials even went so far as to say that "acts of intolerance will not be tolerated." … more, the university limited free student expression to a small, out-of-the-way section of the campus, and denied student activity fee support to any club or organization that identified with or expressed …

… students. We are defending the right of students to speak freely on campus without being subject to threats, physical violence, and obstruction from … Image Ironic, isn’t it, that a university  committed  to “understanding of and respect for diversity” would attempt …