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  • … is threatening the existence of women’s sports. No matter how hard activists try to obscure this fact, they cannot … by Roanoke College officials, these three women are not villains. Quite the opposite. Speaking up for biological … of Pennsylvania and Roanoke College have garnered national media coverage, it’s not just the flashy stories that deserve …
  • … each team is free to “decide whom to celebrate, when and how,” the not-so-secret expectation is that every team holds an LGBT … I have been a Christian — not just in title, but in how I choose to live my life daily,” Reimer said. “I have a …
  • … Idaho passed the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act. This law ensures that only females are competing in sports … for girls and women. Seems like common sense, right? Well, not to everyone. Many athletic conferences across the country … ignore these differences, girls and women pay the price. Case timeline March 2020 : Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed the …
  • … Meads had placed in the school district, the counselor did not tell them about this request. When the Meads’ daughter … doing. It was the district’s policy. So the Meads had no choice but to withdraw their daughter from the district. And … have no right to hide critical information from them. Case timeline August 2022 : The Rockford Public School …
  • … children and respect parental rights. 1. Schools should not adopt policies to treat gender dysphoria in students that … of gender dysphoria. In the Kettle Moraine School District case , school officials rushed to impose a male identity on a … confidential “gender support plans” spelling out how school authorities will reinforce a student’s “social …
  • … the Constitution’s Promise to America’s Parents The U.S. Supreme Court has repeatedly affirmed that the U.S. … 1925 case, the Court  reiterated  that “the child is not the mere creature of the State; those who nurture him and … the government has usurped the rights of parents, and courts have allowed it. In 1995, Congress proposed a …
  • … Lindsey Barr found out the hard way that at some schools, not all conversations are welcome. When Lindsey expressed … rights—and she succeeded. Read on to learn more about her case. Lindsey Barr was fired from her job as a substitute … own children. Learn more: Lindsey Barr shares the story of how she was fired: Lindsey and ADF Senior Counsel Tyson …
  • … by mail (never mind that this violates federal criminal law). Although this action was first spun as a temporary … them at risk of being coerced into an abortion they may not desire,” Dr. Skop says. “The FDA’s actions harm women.” These doctors are just two of many physicians my law firm is representing in a suit against the FDA . Our …
  • … he deserved in that case. In a  7-to-2 ruling , the U.S. Supreme Court held that the state had acted with “clear and … Colorado backed off . But Jack’s legal journey is still not over. The individual who requested the … free to express what they believe without being punished. How does the Supreme Court’s decision in 303 Creative v. …
  • … receive their lunches was in jeopardy. Read more about the case below. At Grant Park Christian Academy in Florida, every … that’s a big deal. Without that funding, Grant Park would not be able to cover meals for its students. When schools … any exemption. Grant Park Christian Academy had no choice but to file a lawsuit  against Fried. What’s at stake? …