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… The government shouldn’t decide those things for us. ADF’s recent 7-2 Supreme Court victory in Masterpiece Cakeshop …

… a lawsuit from four female athletes who were forced to compete against males can proceed. Written by Alliance … passed, over 190,000 women were participating in college sports every year. Before that, fewer than 30,000 did. But by ignoring the very real biological differences between men and women, a policy in Connecticut denies girls exactly …

… and that those differences give males an advantage in sports. He went to court, and Vermont officials paid the … pain that I have felt.” WATCH: Selina Soule was forced to compete against males in HS track READ: Connecticut Policy …

… a major university as a result. He’d never expressed any sense of oppression or rejection on account of his race. “The … He shared some thoughts from his church youth group’s recent study on the topic, and did so with such grace that his …

… An only child, Jack particularly cherished “having other men my age and older, whom I could look up to. I got to make … next to me one day, and we got to talking. I asked him to study, and we studied. And he eventually asked me on a date, … and he’s thriving and doing well.” Courage. Confidence. A sense of balance. Determination to go higher. You learn …

… the legal dissolution of biological differences between men and women, and restrictions on women’s legal rights in … opening the door for men who identify as women to compete in—and dominate—women’s sports, and for men to enter into shelters designed to …

… some of life’s most important events. In 2012, two men requested that Jack create a custom wedding cake … custom cakes that express other messages or sell the men anything else in his shop. Soon after, Jack was targeted …

… protect female athletes by disallowing biological males to compete in women’s sports. Noem had previously voiced her support for the much-needed Fairness in Women’s Sports Act and had told her constituency she would sign it. …

We can’t allow government officials or others to trample someone’s constitutional rights—yours or anyone else’s. Freedom must be protected.

Across America, government officials are getting bolder. Some are working to restrict your religious freedom, silence your speech, and crush your conscience. Here's what you can do.