American citizens have the right to criticize their government. We can express our disapproval by speaking or writing against the …
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Valerie Kloosterman was a physician assistant at the University of Michigan Health — West. As a Christian, she did not …
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Read More »Kaiser Permanente Fired a Fully Remote Christian Employee for Refusing the COVID Vaccine — Bad Move
Why would an employer require a fully remote, no-workplace-entry employee to take the COVID vaccine? Why would this same employer …
Read More »School Districts Think They Know Better Than Parents — Now Rhode Island Bureaucrats Face a Federal Civil Rights Complaint
The faculty and staff in the North Kingstown School District in Rhode Island should reinforce parents’ safeguarding rather than undermine …
Read More »First Abortions, Now Assisted Suicide — New York Mandates That Religious Providers Help Patients Kill Themselves
Governments have forced religious organizations to pay for abortions. The new frontier: “assisted suicide.” Becket Law represents groups of Catholic …
Read More »Professor Rejects ‘Woke’ Indoctrination — Scores First Amendment Victory
Daymon Johnson, a history professor at Bakersfield College in California, did not want to endorse discrimination or submit to “woke” …
Read More »Pastor Sues Louisiana Library After Being Fired Over Pronouns
Luke Ash, a pastor who worked at the East Baton Rouge Parish Library in Louisiana as a library services technician, …
Read More »Colorado Just Won’t Stop Targeting Christians
Colorado is discriminating against Christians again. After losing three Supreme Court cases related to the First Amendment’s Free Speech and …
Read More »This California School District Is Betting It Can Defy the Supreme Court on Parental Rights
The Montgomery County School Board in Maryland had to pay parents who filed a lawsuit $1.5 million in damages after …
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