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  • … and Parents for Privacy v. Township High School District No. 211 Details Videos Documents Resources Profiles Summary … Illinois, disregarded student privacy and safety when it secretly opened its schools’ restrooms to the opposite sex … Chicago Tribune , 2016-05-25) Matt Sharp : No, federal law does not require entities to allow men into women’s restrooms …
  • … was operating from a specially designed bus that allowed it to offer ultrasounds and other services to women with … permission of a church and local restaurant who allowed it to use their parking lots. ADF joined ADF allied attorneys … children. Life Center has in fact provided evidence that it has helped a multitude of young women who have used the …
  • … public square … public prayer … Louisiana … equal access … discrimination … church … Case:O’Neal v. Recreation and Park …
  • … a federal district court issued an order that permanently prevents the federal government from enforcing the Obamacare … a federal district court issued an order that permanently prevents the federal government from enforcing the Obamacare …
  • … federal district court issued an order that permanently prevents the federal government from enforcing the Affordable … federal district court issued an order that permanently prevents the federal government from enforcing the Affordable …
  • … of Florida … Young Americans for Freedom … viewpoint discrimination … University of Florida … university … student …
  • … of Christian Athletes … equal access … education … discrimination … Case:A.W. v. Calcasieu Parish School Board … …
  • … York’s rejection of CFF’s plate application was viewpoint discrimination. The court also found that the department’s unlawful discrimination was enabled by the absence of objective standards guiding its evaluation, leaving it free to reject speakers whose views it opposed. The state …
  • … Georgia Gwinnett argued that Chike’s speech should receive no constitutional protection, changed its policy, and claimed it should be able to avoid any penalty for violating Chike’s … Georgia Gwinnett argued that Chike’s speech should receive no constitutional protection, changed its policy, and claimed …
  • … in the face of two recent Supreme Court rulings that bar discrimination against religious schools and policies that … schools could not be denied to parents because they used it to send their children to a private religious school. … etc., that’s fine, but if the religious school actually does religious things like teach the tenets of their faith, …