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… enabling its proponents to mischaracterize the bill as a simple codification of Obergefell . After outcry from … faith-based organizations, and churches, a small group of senators offered a substitute version that they claimed fixes … the Senate delayed consideration of the bill for months so senators could better understand the harms it will inflict on …

… to protect their children’s health and welfare. That’s why ADF fights for and defends laws that protect the … about their children—without the threat of punishment for simple disagreement with state-sanctioned ideologies. When …

… care of their children. What are parental rights, and why are they important? At a basic level, parental rights … Rights and Responsibilities Act In January 2024, U.S. Senators Tim Scott and James Lankford and Congresswoman … the violation. Importantly, however, this bill would not give parents a right to demand their child receive something …

Sue Thayer witnessed increasingly questionable business practices throughout Planned Parenthood that put women’s health at risk.

… supporters of legalized abortion. First, the term fails to answer an important question: what choice? The answer, of course, is a woman’s choice to abort her unborn …

… the case raised a “very serious and important question” that the high court should address in a future …

… was keeping parents in the dark, and she felt compelled to answer honestly. A few days later, the journalist published …

… But book banning and “corporate censorship” are never the answer. The answer is more speech—speech in which one articulates why an opposing idea is wrong. Which path do we want to …

… right just because it doesn’t like their message. That’s why Alliance Defending Freedom filed a lawsuit against the … are allowed—and one even encouraged—by the D.C. mayor? The answer is simple: the government favors these two messages over the …

… and political winds shift, no one escapes it. When we give the government the power to censor one of us, we are … and express ideas consistent with their beliefs, which is why the Supreme Court ruled to protect free speech not just … services like a burger, a pair of shoes, or a hotel room. Why the Supreme Court’s decision in 303 Creative matters At …