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… to “limit participation of some transgender students” on a case-by-case basis. Under the rule, a school could look at … activists: athletes should be able to pick and choose at will whether they’ll play as a man or a woman, regardless of …   Americans’ beliefs on gender in sports According to a new Gallup poll , 69 percent of Americans believe that …

… to create consistent with their values. Web design might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of … deeply held beliefs. Lorie challenged that law, and her case has gone all the way to the Supreme Court. In December, the Court heard Lorie's case. Although I disagree with her views about marriage, I …

… Law Censored Pastor In the Reed v. Town of Gilbert case, the Supreme Court ruled that the government cannot … in the U.S., and a family member asked them to plant another one in the Town of Gilbert. Clyde and Ann went to … ADF attorneys amended their complaint and challenged the new sign code. February 2013 : After the district court …

… parent’s signature on a report card. Notifying parents is not just a common courtesy; it is a duty owed to parents by … child off at school each morning, they expect the school will call when something important happens that affects their … again in courts across the country. For example, in one case involving a high school swim coach who refused to notify …

Christian students – from kindergarten through college – face an increasing level of censorship and even punishment for their Christian values. As the public school system increases its resistance to religious expression, you and your child need to be prepared to defend your rights. That’s why we’re offering this resource to you for free. Included in this guide are answers to questions like: What rights do individual K-12 students have to express their faith at school? What rights do religious clubs have to access secondary school facilities? What can students, coaches, and teachers do as part ...

… we are thinking, speaking, or acting, any regular pattern will shape the beliefs, dispositions, and habits of our … Pride Month. Spending any amount of time on social media will remind you of this colorful reality. Many individuals, … our culture, to change you, and to change your children—not always through force, but through the habitual dulling of …

… those who are religious, because, whether vaccinated or not, government overreach hurts all of us. It’s not the role … to the vaccine. In addition, unless the clergy statement will, in fact, support the objector’s religious beliefs about … religious belief.) Because every religious objector’s case is different, it is not possible to provide clergy with …

… surgical abortion businesses in America. But the work is not done. Nearly 500 abortion facilities still exist in the … engaging in sidewalk counseling. We pray this resource will help you be better equipped to serve the women and men … do as a sidewalk counselor? What types of activities are not protected by the First Amendment? How do I know if I am …

… Published June 7, 2023 Revised June 16, 2023 Children do not belong to the government. But prominent figures in the … life. And with dozens of students in a classroom and new ones each academic year, teachers can never be as devoted to individual children as their parents will be. Unlike Secretary Cardona, good teachers know that …

… freedom of speech receives extra protection. But that’s not the reality. Many colleges and universities set aside an … say that the First Amendment declares all of these areas, not just a few picked by administrators, to be your free … zones … Chike Uzuegbunam … Georgia Gwinnett College … Case:Uzuegbunam v. Preczewski … Supreme Court of the United …