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… photographs and write blog posts celebrating a view of marriage that she believes to be false. They say if she … with her beliefs. One of those core beliefs is that marriage is the union of one man and one woman. And while … she cannot create photographs celebrating a view of marriage that contradicts this belief, no matter who asks. …

… court. March 2012: ADF and Allied Attorneys appealed a trial court decision upholding the law to the U.S. Court of …

… filed a lawsuit we funded on Sandra’s behalf, an Illinois trial court ruled in her favor. This is exactly the type of …

… board’s problematic policies. June 2022 : A Virginia trial judge ruled in favor of the school board and dismissed …

… those with deeply held religious beliefs, including about marriage and sexuality.   The effects of suppressing … For millennia, people of various faiths have viewed marriage as a union between one man and one woman. In 2015, … Court announced a constitutional “right” to same-sex marriage. But even then, the Court recognized that the belief …

… promoting messages that contradict her beliefs about marriage. Unwilling to violate the law or her conscience, … freedom to speak consistently with her religious views on marriage.  In June 2023, the Supreme Court ruled that … websites consistent with her religious beliefs about marriage. Elsewhere across the country, artists as diverse as …

… Bank of America, and Big Tech conglomerates like Meta and Twitter—pose a major threat to the freedom of every American. Think about it: getting kicked off Twitter is bad enough, but losing access to your own bank … For more about ADF’s 2023 Business Index and the latest updates from ADF’s corporate engagement team, visit our …

It’s clear that vague financial service policies abused by private and government actors pose a serious threat to everyone’s freedom of speech and religion.

Lunch is back on the menu for students attending religious schools after an ADF lawsuit on behalf of Grant Park Christian Academy in Florida.

… by Paul Schmitt Published April 21, 2022 Revised February 8, 2023 Update: June 21, 2022  -   The U.S. Supreme Court … qualified. Read the press release here . On December 8, 2021, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in an …