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  • … cherished rights. But what is freedom of speech, exactly? Why is it important? And what threats does it face today? … what you want in the privacy of your own mind or home. To be able to live freely in accordance with your beliefs, you … matters most because—despite being unpopular—they just might be true. Image Tyson Langhofer Senior Counsel, Director …
  • … Religious Discrimination Hurts Kids Waiting to Be Adopted Some states are denying people of faith from … care. Of those, over 113,000 children are waiting to be adopted. With such a great need, you would think that all … beliefs or forgoing the opportunity to adopt, which is why Alliance Defending Freedom is representing her in a …
  • … March 7, 2024 Overnight school field trips are supposed to be an exciting time for young students to enjoy hands-on … of her trip to Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., will not be entirely pleasant. An uncomfortable night In June 2023, … leading up to the trip that male and female students would be staying not only in different hotel rooms but also on …
  • … are told that their discomfort is a sign that they might be the “wrong” sex and that they should try to change their … enforce its law while the case proceeds. Children must be protected While the science around medical procedures …
  • … ministerial exception allows religious organizations to be able to make employment decisions for ministers without … decide who performs this vital function. This is why our courts have recognized the principle of the … minister.” It did, however, cite four relevant factors for why the employee in question (a teacher named Cheryl Perich) …
  • … we look, we see CRT invoked as either something to be feared or something to be loved, something to be endorsed … Where does it come from? Where is it spreading? And how might it affect you and the freedoms you care about? It’s an … critical race theory because they were seeking to explain why the changes in law gained by the civil rights movement on …
  • … the rising cost of college tuition. And that’s exactly why Vermont’s Dual Enrollment Program exists. It allows high … colleges. This allows them to explore subjects they might be interested in pursuing in college and even to get ahead in …
  • … medical professionals who wish to inform people about it. Why did Bella Health and Wellness sue Colorado? In April … is a natural and necessary hormone in pregnancy, which is why it has not outlawed its use to prevent miscarriages and … pro-abortion agenda. These unconstitutional actions cannot be allowed to stand. Bella Health and Wellness v. Weiser …
  • … Food and Drug Administration (FDA),  recently said . You might think Bumpus said this about high-risk drugs, like the … who use them will end up in the emergency room. It would be reasonable to assume that the FDA would want to ensure … brief we filed on Thursday with the U.S. Supreme Court, is why we  sued  the FDA on behalf of doctors and medical …
  • … been bastions of free speech where just about any idea can be discussed or debated. In the 1960s, the Free Speech … ACLU president Nadine Strossen writes in her book HATE: Why We Should Resist It with Free Speech, Not Censorship , “If we allowed government to suppress speech that might exert a negative influence on our minds or actions, …