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… are aggressively pushing to disassociate the term from biology and reinterpret it to include “gender identity.” … years. The Equal Rights Amendment had strong bipartisan support in the ‘70s, and it seemed bound for … for abortions. For example, ERAs in some states, including New Mexico and Connecticut, have been used by courts to …

… Organization . Some expected the U.S. Supreme Court to release its opinion in the case immediately after the leak. … of Representatives. After receiving significant bipartisan support, the bill was passed by both chambers of the … opinion written by Justice Alito was published by the press. The draft opinion would overturn Roe . Social media …

… 21, 2023, the Equality Act was introduced in Congress. The bill should be concerning to anyone who values religious … preschools, and even religious schools and organizations from making choices based on basic biology, bodily privacy, … for a child is a home with a married mother and father. In New York, for example, the state used a public-accommodation …

… the Respect for Marriage Act into law on Dec. 13. Read the press release . As soon as the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. … Senate's amended version of the bill, though it had less support this time around as several Republicans who had …

… to tell his story. There, the President announced several new measures to protect the religious liberties of students …

… wrong. States have an important and legitimate interest in protecting vulnerable and innocent life from conception. Roe … on abortion were never workable and failed to account for new scientific developments that help reinforce that life … decisions on abortion from state legislatures and the citizens they serve. Now, policies regulating abortion are …

… compete in women’s sports. Noem had previously voiced her support for the much-needed Fairness in Women’s Sports Act … across the country, a spokesperson for Noem told the press that “conservative cancel culture”  was to blame for … different entirely, much more nefarious. Take former New York Times journalist Bari Weiss. After enduring years of …

… conscience rights by preventing health-care professionals from offering abortion pill reversal. Written by Alliance … passed a law prohibiting all medical professionals from providing abortion pill reversal. The law also bars medical professionals from advertising or even informing their patients about APR. …

… passed the Respect for Marriage Act (RFMA), a bill designed to enshrine same-sex marriage into the American … law, such as access to contraception. Why introduce this new legislation at a time of exorbitant inflation, turbulent … that have existed since time immemorial—exposing citizens to predatory lawsuits and even endangering the …

… Levin. But in the decades that followed, the SPLC shifted from legal action to politicized fearmongering. Instead of … SPLC staffer Bob Moser suggested in an article for The New Yorker that Dees had another motive. As Moser put it, … for the SPLC’s Intelligence Report , said, “Sometimes the press will describe us as monitoring hate crimes and so on…. …