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… vague financial service policies abused by private and government actors pose a serious threat to everyone’s freedom … with back-channel meetings, public investigations, and threats of fines to punish the group for its Second Amendment … ministry. The bank claimed it no longer wanted to serve their “business type” and that Indigenous Advance exceeded …

… focus and one-size-fits-all application convinced many government officials that they had a constitutional duty to … in the Coach Kennedy prayer case, Kennedy v. Bremerton School District . Of course, in 1789, the First Congress … power of the state to compel people to participate in their religious orthodoxy. State churches, as Stanford Law …

… That is false. Do you have to be prosecuted by the government before you can go to court to defend your rights? … opposite is true: some government entity is imposing new threats to our clients’ rights—and maybe yours too. We are … services after winning their lawsuit but had to eventually close their small business after Joanna moved out of state …

… who receive cross-sex hormones and artificially lower their testosterone levels should be allowed to compete … Forcing females to compete against males strips them of their right to a fair playing field. An expert report by Dr. … for girls were almost nonexistent . During the 1971-1972 school year, only 7 percent of high school athletes were …

… challenged policies at her university that required her Students for Life chapter to post ‘trigger warnings’ on a … the University told them they were not permitted to put up their display without also posting warning signs around … they should never be able to force students to express a government-mandated message, especially when it undermines …

… 2020. I’m crouched at the starting line of the high school girls’ 55-meter indoor race. This should be one of the … (CIAC): because girls and women shouldn’t be stripped of their right to fair competition. The CIAC allows biological … That’s because males have massive physical advantages. Their bodies are  simply bigger and stronger on average  than …

… the advancement of religion, lessening the burdens of government, and defending human and civil rights secured by law. Decades ago, the legal and cultural threats to religious freedom began multiplying. And for many … her job in the corporate world so she could promote causes close to her heart, like supporting animal shelters, …

… three schools, and a pregnancy center network secured their ability to operate according to their faith after … and work according to their beliefs without fear of unjust government punishment. Such a statement would be common sense … Church), and Community Christian Academy educate their students by teaching each subject through the lens of the …

… of a debate, or even those who happen to agree with the government’s position at a particular time on a particular … countries in the world have free speech protections in their written constitutions. Their governments provide … government world so that she could promote causes that are close to her heart. She loves to support animal rescue, she …

… for “equity” meant the school district was advocating for students (and employees) to be treated differently based on the color of their skin. For example, the curriculum teaches that acts of … their students without enduring racial harassment, and the government cannot force them to endorse an ideology that …