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… How Preferred Pronouns Threaten Free Speech ‘Preferred … The Fellowship of the Ring , Boromir says concerning the one ring, “Is it not a strange fate that we should suffer so … by his university after he respectfully declined to use a student's "preferred" pronouns.   Preferred pronouns in …

… their views. And at California State University, Fresno, one professor went to great lengths to censor the speech of pro-life students. This professor targeted a group of students because he didn’t like what they had to … all around the world. The organization serves pro-life student groups on 1,400 campuses across the country, …

… chapter of the Federalist Society. He was set to address how judges in lower courts determine how to rule in cases in … changing. But before Judge Duncan ever got to campus, the student mob intervened. In an act of intimidation, they … Judge Duncan walked into the classroom, he reported that one heckler yelled, “We hope your daughters get raped!” He …

… Threatened the Well-Being of Children in Foster Care … How One Ministry Responded Several states are targeting … their beliefs. That is something the U.S. Supreme Court made clear in its decision in Trinity Lutheran Church of …

… Washington Post published an article claiming to reveal how “aggressive” ADF has been in our legal “tactics.” In a … v. Alvarez (2012), the ACLU, under the direction of one of its attorneys , created an entirely new surveillance … of state and began working in a new field. Telescope Media Group : Carl and Angel Larsen’s live-event business was …

… This Photographer Made It Clear: Censorship Is Not a Virginia Value  … that this founding state seems to have turned its back on one of the most important tenets of our republic: the … people from discrimination, in reality they’re much more complex than that—and much more dangerous. SOGI laws are …

… How One Fifth-Grader Wouldn’t Let His School Stop Him From … But that’s when Brian got some bad news. Read on to learn more about his case. Brian Hickman loves to sing and perform … was “offensive.” But Brian wasn’t your typical elementary student. After facing pushback from his school’s …

… fear of government punishment. The Court’s ruling also made clear that public-accommodation laws remain firmly in … don’t believe, violating their First Amendment rights. How have states correctly applied public-accommodation laws? … ensure people have access to basic goods and services. No one should be denied food at a restaurant, a ticket at a …

… How One High Schooler’s Stand Protected Students Across the … a few friends to pray with him, he never imagined how that group would grow over the next three years. This group met in … the “separation of church and state.” But this was a student-led time of prayer—not any kind of official school …

… Kyle Duncan visited Stanford Law School to speak about how lower courts address unclear or changing Supreme Court jurisprudence, he was met by a student mob. He later recounted that as he walked into the classroom, he heard one person yell, “We hope your daughters get raped!” And …