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  • … protects this essential freedom to peacefully practice our religion. But when COVID-19 hit the United States and lockdowns began, some … the COVID-19 pandemic? Across the country, Americans did what they could to mitigate the effects of COVID-19. …
  • … of what it means to live in a truly diverse country where our freedoms of speech and of conscience are guaranteed by … all artists look to their conscience and their beliefs to decide what to create. A Muslim singer may decide that her … to promote what they believe rather than let the government dictate that choice. But my choice is not …
  • … 20, 2023 Revised January 31, 2024 Few institutions embody our cherished freedom of speech quite like public libraries. … them. Punished for speaking the truth The library did not stop at allowing others to disrupt Moms for Liberty events. Instead, it went even further in August when Moms for Liberty hosted an event titled “Forum on Fair …
  • … for medical transitions, which are required by the government’s interpretation of the ACA and related … doctors’ medical judgment or conscientious objections. How did the Biden administration overstep its authority? On Jan. … that go against their deeply held convictions—especially when they involve children and adolescents. Case timeline May …
  • … of businesses. Any employer with fewer than 50 employees did not have to provide health insurance. HRSA exempted some … (RFRA). Passed by Congress in 1993, RFRA states that the government cannot “substantially burden a person’s exercise … beliefs. The bottom line Americans’ freedoms do not end when they choose to open a business. The government cannot …
  • … they decide they want him to. Clients set their own goals when talking with Brian, and he only works toward the goals … But the law doesn’t stop Brian from promoting the government’s beliefs about gender and sexuality. In fact, it … the 9th Circuit inexplicably ruled that Washington’s law did not regulate Brian’s speech. It claimed the law only …
  • … record would not be possible if the Mission’s employees did not “walk the talk,” let alone actively worked against … Christian beliefs or alter its religious ministry. If the government can bar the Mission from hiring co-believers, it … who lives inconsistently with the Quran. We all benefit when faith-based institutions are free to care for the poor …
  • … talents to express messages with which they disagree. It’s certainly a disturbing trend. But recently, we’ve seen … still many artists out there who live in places where the government has tried to force them to create art that … law in Louisville, Kentucky.   Who is Chelsey Nelson? When Chelsey Nelson was seven years old, a tornado damaged …
  • … population of California and New York combined. So, how did this amount of brutality and death become commonplace in … poorly decided case stand for so long? That’s the topic of our latest Freedom Matters  video. Is viability viable? As … by the Supreme Court in Roe to determine the parameters of when an abortion could take place – though the Supreme Court …
  • … Chafuen Published June 2, 2023 Revised November 16, 2023 When Cathy Cenzon-DeCarlo was hired as an operating nurse at The Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, she made it clear that she could not participate in abortions because … “do no harm.” It’s a simple and reasonable protection for our health-care heroes, and they deserve nothing less. And by …