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… of the Ring , Boromir says concerning the one ring, “Is it not a strange fate that we should suffer so much fear and … thing? So small a thing!” In some ways, this encapsulates what some feel about the debate over so-called “preferred … GLAAD says that using a person’s preferred pronouns is a “really simple way to affirm their identity.” The Human Rights …

… an expert in gender dysphoria and gender identity. Here’s what his research concludes. Written by Alliance Defending … from gender dysphoria.” He goes on to write: “[I]t is not responsible to make a single, categorical statement about … it’s an open question: What do we make of that? We don’t really know what’s going on. And we should be concerned about …

… of the executive branch, is supposed to enforce the laws, not make them. The Constitution anticipates that he will have … those officers and their employees have metastasized into what some call the “administrative state.” The … health insurance—and that leave it to the agencies to say what the law specifically means in your lives and businesses. …

… to silence them. The organization accuses those who do not subscribe to its views of engaging in “hate,” and it uses … its opponents rather than engaging in civil discourse.   What is the Southern Poverty Law Center? The SPLC is a … her commitment to Christian beliefs. “I’m lucky — blessed, really — that I didn’t take a bullet for my beliefs back in …

… ordinances called “public spaces protection orders.”   What is a public spaces protection order? In 2014, the U.K.’s … an accurate name for these areas is censorship zones.   What have the courts said about so-called “buffer zones”? In … outside of abortion clinics in Northern Ireland does not "disproportionately interfere" with the rights of …

… How Gender Theory Undermines Reality What is gender theory? Read this breakdown of its history and … “ performativity .” As she says in one video , “Nobody really is a gender from the start.” Instead, “We act and walk … lines society draws around sex/gender and sexuality are supposedly more damaging than what erasing them will cause. …

… Freely For me, it’s my religious beliefs that discern what I can and can’t create. Written by Alliance Defending … that ask me to create photographs in a style that’s not my own. And because I—along with billions of other people … if an LGBT couple asked me to photograph their corporate Christmas party, I would do so gladly. But if a Christian …

… in the Mainstream Media? While The Washington Post may not have been looking to tell a pro-life story, it … girls, the story also provides a real-world example of what the pro-life movement has advocated for half a century. … describing her thoughts on the matter now: “‘I can’t just really be free,’” she said. ‘I guess that really sums it up. …

… called pre-enforcement challenges , the cases are not “made-up” as The Post quoted a lawyer as saying. In fact, … challenge unconstitutional laws is great. That’s exactly what the ADF clients discussed in The Washington Post article … stated under oath and under penalty of perjury that they really do or want to do what they say. Although “tester” …

… about big questions is a feature of free speech, not a bug. In fact, that’s part of the reason ADF exists. Our … Alliance Defending Freedom (@alliancedefendingfreedom)   What was the claim? The day before the Supreme Court issued … is filed? And why make the fraud so easy to detect?” What the magazine didn’t consider was the far more likely …