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  • … Coach Kennedy didn’t ask for players to join him, but when some of them asked if they could, he told them, “This is … join him, and he didn’t know that anyone would. But many did. Voluntarily and on their own. While Coach Kennedy had … , the Supreme Court set a standard for when the speech of government employees is protected. The court ruled that …
  • … are forced to remain if they want to share their beliefs. When a college or university establishes a “free speech … that it retract the no-contact orders, which it finally did a few days later. Even so, it had already dragged … president of the campus chapter of Students for Life. In 2019, a district court struck down the university’s policy of …
  • … Written by Alliance Defending Freedom Published February 22, 2023 Revised October 20, 2023 Small businesses have long … the Catholic faith. Queen of Angels maintains a website, blog, and YouTube channel to promote its products and teach … beliefs, or any other protected characteristics. Even when people enter the store solely to protest, employees …
  • … protects this essential freedom to peacefully practice our religion. But when COVID-19 hit the United States and lockdowns began, some … the COVID-19 pandemic? Across the country, Americans did what they could to mitigate the effects of COVID-19. …
  • … apparently, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts did not get the memo. And now the mission of one Christian … should stay out of religious schools’ hiring practices when it comes to employees who are called upon to transmit … the schools’ faith to students. In a recent decision in Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-Berru , the Court …
  • … by Alliance Defending Freedom Published February 19, 2019 Revised December 20, 2023 How far would you go to take a … Stutzman had to answer beginning in 2013. That is when she declined to create custom floral arrangements … said. “It was just a time I had to take a stand.” Read the details of Barronelle’s case below. Barronelle Stutzman ended …
  • … the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) of 1993, the government cannot establish a law that “substantially burdens … these two cases and five similar cases. The Court did not rule on whether the HHS mandate violated RFRA, but it … the two cases and five similar cases. The Court did not decide whether the HHS mandate violated RFRA, but it sent the …
  • … Johnson didn’t have a dream, but he knew some men who did. What Alfred — who lived in the Grant Park community as a … teachers. And one more thing: the food. Early on, when the academy first opened, Alfred was astonished at how … says, a little woefully. “We haven’t had regular milk in our refrigerator for years. I eat uncured turkey bacon. No …
  • … In fact, that commitment almost ended my career before it began. I had wanted to be a midwife since I was in my late … and we formed Nottingham Students for Life (NSFL). But our initial application to become a society was rejected by … had saidabout me — people I should have trusted, people I did trust. I was really surprised by one line in particular, …
  • … industry repeats the mantra “abortion is health care.” But when it comes to actually protecting the health and safety of … the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. October 2019 : The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear the case . … in bi-partisan fashion, to promote the wellbeing of women. Our work to prioritize women’s health and safety over …