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  • … So Important to Be Able to Create Freely For me, it’s my religious beliefs that discern what I can and can’t create. … of photographers and other artists are making these same decisions every day. It is part of being an artist and … … Lorie Smith … Supreme Court of the United States … same-sex marriage … Chelsey Nelson … Case:Chelsey Nelson …
  • … find that not every person at that school shares the same ideas and beliefs about every issue. Students, faculty … her program had raised concerns about Maggie sharing her religious and political beliefs on social media and in … beliefs that God created everyone male or female and that sex cannot be changed, he could not refer to a male student …
  • In Connecticut, boys who identify as female can compete in girls’ athletic events. As a result, female athletes like Selina Soule, Alanna Smith, Chelsea Mitchell, and Ashley Nicoletti have been deprived of honors and opportunities to compete at elite levels. It’s wrong. It’s not a fair playing field. And you can help do something about it. If we stand on the sidelines, women and girls—maybe even one of your loved ones—will soon be forced to become spectators in their own sports. A broad coalition of athletes, Olympians, coaches, sports officials, 23 states, and several athletic and advocacy ...
  • … mention “conscience,” it protects its animating features: religious freedom and free speech. The First Amendment says, … consistent with his belief about the immutability of sex. Lorie’s victory reaffirms that the Supreme Court still … ensures that other religious organizations can do the same while contributing to the common good. Conclusion By …
  • In Connecticut, boys who identify as female can compete in girls’ athletic events. As a result, female athletes like Selina Soule, Alanna Smith, Chelsea Mitchell, and Ashley Nicoletti have been deprived of honors and opportunities to compete at elite levels. It’s wrong. It’s not a fair playing field. And you can help do something about it. If we stand on the sidelines, women and girls—maybe even one of your loved ones—will soon be forced to become spectators in their own sports. A broad coalition of athletes, Olympians, coaches, sports officials, 23 states, and several athletic and advocacy ...
  • … transition”—when a school treats a student as the opposite sex. Kathy and her colleagues were told they had to use … class at the school. The book contained illustrations of same-sex couples parenting and expecting children. Lindsey … depictions of sexuality conflict with her sincerely held religious beliefs. Lindsey brought her concerns as both a …
  • … v. Hodges  in 2015, finding a constitutional right to same-sex marriage, Carl and Angel were concerned. With all their … tell stories about marriage that are consistent with their religious beliefs, they must also tell stories about marriage
  • … world’s largest legal organization committed to protecting religious freedom, free speech, the sanctity of life, parental rights, and God's design for marriage and family. But the threats to our freedom to live …
  • … by other citizens because of [his] faith discourages religious activity,” the court wrote in its ruling. Case … Can’t Discriminate Against Christian Family Farm … 16368 … same-sex marriagemarriage … veterans … Steve Tennes … religious
  • … adoption and foster care ministry stood up to Michigan’s religious hostility, speaking up for the children who … Supreme Court has ruled twice—including in its decision on same-sex marriage—that the government must respect the belief that …