The Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE) joined over 100 conservative leaders in supporting the Chloe Cole Act, which …
Read More »California AG Rob Bonta Loses AGAIN in Parents’ Rights Case
The U.S. Supreme Court earlier this month ruled in a case called Mirabelli v. Bonta that parents who sued California …
Read More »Massachusetts Says It Needs Foster Parents — Just Not Religious Ones
Massachusetts has a shortage of foster families for children stuck in the system. Yet the state bars families with traditional …
Read More »An 11-Year-Old Girl’s Panicked Phone Call From a Hotel Bathroom Triggered a Federal Civil Rights Investigation
Jefferson County Public Schools in Colorado is in litigation before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit for …
Read More »How Moody Bible Institute Forced Chicago Public Schools to Rewrite the Rules to Protect Religious Beliefs
There’s an update to a lawsuit filed in November by Moody Bible Institute, a private Christian college, against the Chicago …
Read More »Santa Fe’s School District Called a Boy’s Inappropriate Sexual Behavior Normal — A Girl’s Parents Called it a Civil Rights Violation
You may recall reading about what happened in a Santa Fe school. Parents withdrew their first-grade daughter after she complained …
Read More »This New Jersey College Just Revised a Policy to Stop Discriminating Against Christian Students
We have an update to a post published last month about Atlantic Cape Community College in New Jersey, which was …
Read More »Three Michigan School Districts Are Under Federal Investigation — One Guess Why
The U.S. Department of Justice announced last month that its Civil Rights Division has opened an investigation into three school …
Read More »This Christian Teacher Was Threatened With Termination — Here’s Why the School Backed Down
Officials at the KIPP Antioch College Prep Elementary School in Nashville have backed down after penalizing a Christian teacher for …
Read More »‘Transgender’ Supporters Won’t Like What the EEOC Just Decided
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) recently ruled that federal agencies may maintain single-sex bathrooms and locker rooms under …
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