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  • … Johnson didn’t have a dream, but he knew some men who did. What Alfred — who lived in the Grant Park community as a … teachers. And one more thing: the food. Early on, when the academy first opened, Alfred was astonished at how … says, a little woefully. “We haven’t had regular milk in our refrigerator for years. I eat uncured turkey bacon. No …
  • … In fact, that commitment almost ended my career before it began. I had wanted to be a midwife since I was in my late … and we formed Nottingham Students for Life (NSFL). But our initial application to become a society was rejected by … had saidabout me — people I should have trusted, people I did trust. I was really surprised by one line in particular, …
  • … reversing course on medically transitioning minors U.S. government officials and non-governmental organizations often … assert that there is a wide consensus and “no debate” when it comes to the research and medical transitions of … done by The  New York Times , while on blockers, teens did not gain bone density and “lost significant ground …
  • … apparently, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts did not get the memo. And now the mission of one Christian … should stay out of religious schools’ hiring practices when it comes to employees who are called upon to transmit … the schools’ faith to students. In a recent decision in Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-Berru , the Court …
  • … to support women and protect life . The people of Idaho did just that, and now, ADF and attorneys at the law firm … announced it will hear oral argument in April. The federal government has no business trying to block Idaho’s law … ADF’s work on this case and many others, subscribe to our Docket newsletter . Image Kellie Fiedorek Senior Counsel, …
  • … Fastest Girl in Connecticut. But Transgender Athletes Made it an Unfair Fight. It’s discouraging that the federal … a federal district court recently  dismissed  our case. The court’s decision to do so tells women and girls … by losing those four state championship titles to a male. When colleges looked at my record, they didn’t see the …
  • … hill in cross country without a wheelbarrow.’” It worked. “When I would hit hills in my races, I was like, ‘All right. … that she looked at some things differently than they did. She also realized that, for at least some of the women, … “But we had always tried to impress on ourselves and on our children that you’ve got to trust God. You just have to …
  • … the IRS, and explain relevant laws and regulations. They decide not to participate in any of the very few federal … strings attached. Then, out of the blue, the federal government tells them they must comply with a host of laws … not trigger laws applicable to those receiving such aid. It would free countless nonprofits—including houses of …
  • … from Maryland’s Senate Bill 669 , which was introduced but did not pass in the legislative session: “This section may … states, Maryland has laws  against child neglect, which it defines as “an intentional failure to provide for the … 669 and AB 2223 are not “pro-choice”; they’re anti-life. Our laws should protect all innocent lives because life is a …
  • … principle underlying the First Amendment, it is that the government may not prohibit the expression of an idea simply … suppress speech that might exert a negative influence on our minds or actions, then no speech would be safe.” In other … attacked by students while police and the university did little to stop the violence. After ADF filed a demand …