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- … General’s Office, won an emergency stay at the U.S. Supreme Court to let Idaho’s law go into effect (except as to the … example, one New York school began referring to a female student by a new masculine name and the third-person plural …
- … place of parents, including the government. What has the Supreme Court said about parental rights? The U.S. Supreme Court has … lives. Policies that ignore biological reality threaten student health and safety and undermine the fundamental right …
- … group to gain support for birth control, supported the Supreme Court’s Buck v. Bell decision allowing the sterilization of … to temporarily block enforcement of the law while the case proceeds. The state appealed the decision, and ADF is …
- … Biden administration prepares to erode women’s sports and privacy. Written by Kristen Waggoner Published March 4, 2024 … of athletic and scholarship opportunities … the loss of privacy, an increased risk of physical injury, heightened … a room—and she was supposed to share a bed—with a male student who identifies as female on an overnight school trip …
- … defenders of religious freedom and free speech made at the Supreme Court in just one case from this year: Kennedy v. Bremerton School District , …
- … did the term “pro-life” come from? Even before the U.S. Supreme Court decided Roe v. Wade in 1973, finding a supposed “right” … Parenthood of Montana v. State of Montana . In that case, Planned Parenthood sued after the Montana State …
- … with boys and vice versa at school violate students’ privacy and threaten their safety. In addition, Katie and … teachers to use pronouns that are inconsistent with a student’s sex violates teachers’ rights and encourages … Institute (PJI) filed a lawsuit in federal district court on behalf of Katie and Rachel. Unfortunately, the …
- WPATH styles itself as the authority on so-called ‘gender medicine.’ But leaked documents show that its standards of care are neither scientific nor ethical.
- … or “subjects” in our form of government, but as the U.S. Supreme Court said in the 1819 case McCulloch v. Maryland , “the power to tax involves the …
- … invited to speak at a college panel discussion about the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade . The idea behind the … to civil dialogue all the time. We often hear from law-student groups, for example, who are unable to find …