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 …
Read More »Indiana School District Forced a Christian Music Teacher to Resign for Refusing to Lie About ‘Gender’ β Now They Must Pay Him $650,000
What the Brownsburg Community School Corporation in Indiana did to John Kluge cost them $650,000. The school district created a …
Read More »Parents Win SCOTUS Case Over School ‘Gender Identity’ Secrecy Policy
In an emergency ruling (PDF) issued on Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in a religious freedom and parents’ rights …
Read More »Austin Terminated a Fire Department Chaplain for Acknowledging Differences Between Men and Women — Now the City Will PAY
The city of Austin, Texas, fired a volunteer chaplain at the fire department after he said something that will always …
Read More »Victory for Parents’ Rights Leaves the Montgomery County School Board Paying $1.5 Million in Damages
Last June, the Supreme Court ruled in Mahmoud v. Taylor (2025) that the Montgomery County School Board violated parents’ rights …
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