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  • … them that their child suffered a minor injury, and they ask permission before administering something to help with … when a young female swimmer became pregnant, a federal court of appeals chastised the coach for “obstruct[ing] the … School boards looking for inspiration to adopt strong, pro-parent policies should follow the lead of states like …
  • … never got to grow up, experience the joys and hardships of life, and potentially change the world; and an untold number … Parenthood also has an app called Roo where kids can ask whatever questions they want about sexuality and be … above ($50.1 million), and “public policy” including pro-abortion advocacy ($46.7 million). Alliance Defending …
  • … had built over a lifetime, including her business and her life savings. But Barronelle was not easily intimidated. Her … lawsuit brought by her state. After almost a decade i n court, Barronelle was ready to retire and chose to settle her … Washington sued Barronelle. February 2017 : The Washington Supreme Court ruled that the government can force her—and …
  • … is then reinforced by others throughout his or her life. This process is what Butler calls “ performativity .” … can be said within the confidential conversations between counselors and their clients. Under the Washington law, Brian … once wrote that before tearing down a fence, one should ask why it was put there in the first place. Many proponents …
  • … 15, 2024 As a young man, Jesse Ramirez decided to put his life on the line and serve his country during the Gulf War. … court said the law was unconstitutional. The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review the case alongside Washington … About It? … 18482 … assisted suicide … sanctity of lifepro-life … California … Massachusetts … Christian Medical & …
  • … A pair of recently proposed state abortion laws are not “pro-choice”; they’re anti-life. Written by Teresa Haney Published May 13, 2022 Revised October 5, 2022 As we await the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health …
  • … that these freedoms extend to all areas of American life, including public colleges and universities. The First … they could not write these positive messages on the sidewalk. He said they could only express their beliefs in … views many students disagreed with—groups dedicated to pro-abortion advocacy, for example. Students were not allowed …
  • … first nor the last group to come to America to make a new life and worship freely. In recent years, however, some … and economic spheres. Against this backdrop, the U.S. Supreme Court has said that people “have the right not to be excluded …
  • …  against the City of Phoenix. June 2018 : The Arizona Court of Appeals issued a decision allowing the enforcement … to stand. July 2019 : Joanna and Breanna asked the Arizona Supreme Court  to uphold their rights to free speech. … with like-minded friends and family. These guarantees protect the right of every American to express their beliefs …
  • … promoting Exxon, or Democrat calligraphers don’t write pro-conservative pamphlets defending Republican politicians. … I also decline requests for wedding photography that ask me to create photographs in a style that’s not my own. … I can see I’m not alone. There is a case coming before the Supreme Court ( 303 Creative v. Elenis ) this December …