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… v. Mayes Details Documents Resources Profiles Summary Two abortionists and three organizations who oppose legal … a member of the Center for Public Policy. View Profile … Two abortionists and three organizations who oppose legal …

… turned the tables on Julea, charging her with violating two provisions of the ACA Code – a provision against imposing … punctuated its ruling by admonishing the University that “tolerance is a two-way street.” What's at stake The freedom of students to …

… after city officials refused to grant permission for the two advocacy groups to paint a pro-life message on a city street shortly after city officials allowed the painting of … after city officials refused to grant permission for the two advocacy groups to paint a pro-life message on a city …

… to march in a longstanding St. Patrick’s Day parade “as a way to express pride in their Irish heritage as openly gay, … to march in a longstanding St. Patrick’s Day parade “as a way to express pride in their Irish heritage as openly gay, …

… girls to undress or shower in front of boys. This is common sense. What's at stake Schools’ ability to protect the … girls to undress or shower in front of boys. This is common sense. What's at stake Schools’ ability to protect the …

Oregon State University excludes an independent student newspaper from most of campus.

Women’s protections through Patient Safety Ordinance left largely intact after abortionist dismisses lawsuit against Allen County

… entering the abortion facility from the middle of a busy street. For six years, Eleanor had nowhere to stand but in the street, or on the opposite side of the street from Planned Parenthood. Eleanor filed a lawsuit …

The city of Fort Wayne’s public transportation company refused to accept an ad from a life-affirming health care referral service for women in need.

… Mitch Landrieu approved a religious speech ban on Bourbon Street. The law bars anyone from loitering or congregating … Mitch Landrieu approved a religious speech ban on Bourbon Street. The law bars anyone from loitering or congregating …