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  • … to silence free speech Published June 25, 2010 Related Case: Pearson v. City of Stayton STAYTON, Ore. — Alliance … who was approached by police officers and told he could not display his pro-life signs on a street corner. “Pro-life … sign without the images of aborted babies, and he was not stopped. Pearson later met with a police department …
  • … Experimentation Act, last week. The executive order does not protect children from dangerous, experimental puberty … Experimentation Act, last week. The executive order does not protect children from dangerous, experimental puberty …
  • … to other community groups Published June 18, 2009 Related Case: Cypress Wood Presbyterian Church v. The School Board of … students.  The church was advised that the district “did not allow religious events to be promoted,” but that the … superintendent informed the pastor that the fliers would not be distributed. ADF-allied attorney Roger Gannam of …
  • … to meet free of charge Published March 27, 2009 Related Case: Forest Area Bible Church v. Fife Lake Village Council … permitted to meet free of charge. “Christian groups should not be discriminated against for their beliefs,” said ADF … to meet free of charge.  It’s obviously unfair, and the courts have repeatedly held that type of practice to be …
  • … university to make changes Published June 3, 2016 Related Case: Abolitionists4Life v. Kustra BOISE, Idaho – Boise State … specifically graphic pictures,” and that the events would not have been approved if the university knew there would be … percent of the entire campus. “Pro-life students should not be discriminated against or censored because university …
  • … Amendment violations Published December 12, 2022 Related Case: Villarreal v. Alaniz The following quote may be … when their actions are deliberative and calculated, not a split-second decision. Too often, we see government … when their actions are deliberative and calculated, not a split-second decision. Too often, we see government …
  • … or prohibitions on ‘hate’ or ‘intolerance.’ Banks should not discriminate against people because of their religious or … or prohibitions on ‘hate’ or ‘intolerance.’ Banks should not discriminate against people because of their religious or …
  • … after-school meeting Published October 30, 2009 Related Case: Citizens for Life v. Rapid City Area School District … group’s message was “too controversial.” In settling the case, Citizens for Life v. Rapid City Area School District , … group’s message was “too controversial.” In settling the case, Citizens for Life v. Rapid City Area School District , …
  • … suspension must be reversed Published May 28, 2021 Related Case: Cross v. Loudoun County School Board ASHBURN, Va.  – … the ADF letter explains. “The First Amendment does not countenance such retaliation. We demand that you … the ADF letter explains. “The First Amendment does not countenance such retaliation. We demand that you …
  • The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom CEO, President, and General Counsel Kristen Waggoner regarding the U.S. Congress’s reintroduction Wednesday of the deceptively named “Equality Act,” legislation that threatens religious freedom, fairness and safety for women and girls, and the ability of everyday Americans to live in alignment with their beliefs: “Our nation’s laws should respect the constitutionally guaranteed freedoms of every American citizen. The deceptively named ‘Equality Act’ hides behind promises of tolerance and empowerment, but, in practice, it ...