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Religious Freedom
Educator Still Waiting for Justice After Being Fired Over Pronouns
The government cannot force anyone to express ideas about human nature if those ideas are in direct contradiction to their deeply held beliefs. That includes teachers.
Loudoun County Community Joins Together to Stand Against Harmful School Policy
Yesterday, ADF clients Monica Gill, Kimberly Wright, and Tanner Cross along with their attorney, Tyson Langhofer, spoke at a rally held outside the Loudoun County School Board building to condemn compelled speech policies in public schools.
This Lawsuit Threatens Religious Colleges and Universities. Here’s What You Need to Know
An activist group, wants to prevent students at religious schools from receiving access to tuition grants, scholarships, and federal financial assistance due to their beliefs about marriage and human sexuality.
Does Artistic Freedom Still Exist? Lorie Smith Asks Supreme Court to Weigh In and Say Yes
Lorie Smith could use some clarity—as could creative professionals across the country.
This Alarming 10th Circuit Decision Said That the Government Can Both Compel and Silence Speech
The court ruled 2-1 that the state of Colorado can force Lorie to design and publish websites promoting messages that violate her religious beliefs.
10th Circuit Court Ruling Puts Freedom of Speech On the Chopping Block
If the state can override the First Amendment in this situation, then everyone's rights are on the chopping block.
Why Legislation Protecting Donor Privacy is Not “Unnecessary”
Unfortunately, in our current toxic social climate, expressing your views can be dangerous.