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… City of Buffalo agrees to allow Christian speech, literature at Italian Festival City agrees to preliminary court order while ADF lawsuit continues …

… Florida ends funding discrimination against Christian college Dept. of Education agrees to include college in grant program Published November 15, …

… Court rejects MN activist group’s attempt to ban free speech at public park Court says Christian man represented by ADF can … group was holding a “Pride Festival.” The group filed suit against the city of Minneapolis, asking the court to compel …

… Georgia Tech faces lawsuit for discriminating against MLK’s niece Student government denied funding to club sponsoring Alveda King event because she is … place at Georgia Tech.” Students for Life of America is a national pro-life organization dedicated to training and …

… ADF attorneys ask court to stop UW-Madison officials from discriminating against student religious clubs University …

… Ohio library: sorry, no ‘elements of a religious service’ allowed ADF files suit after library denies … service.” “Christian groups shouldn’t be discriminated against for their beliefs,” said ADF Legal Counsel Tim … as anyone else in America.” CCV requested permission to hold an event at a meeting room available to community …

… ADF, CLS attorneys file suit against University of Florida for excluding Christian fraternity Published July 10, 2007 Related Case: … Beta Upsilon Chi (BYX).  University officials refuse to recognize BYX as a registered student group because the …

… Minneapolis board sued for relegating free speech to empty park space City park board agrees with Pride Festival that people handing out Bibles …

… court closes book on library policy that discriminates against religious groups Judge grants motion for preliminary … v. Glover SAN FRANCISCO— Monday a federal court put a stop to a Contra Costa County library policy that bars …

… Chesapeake officials: Keep your religion out of our public park Cross displayed by Christian group deemed “blatantly Christian” and “offensive” … Counsel Nate Kellum.  "Government officials have no right to harass or threaten citizens for exercising their First …