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… marriage as the union of a man and a woman, the Knapps even closed the Hitching Post for several days out of fear of … and had lost income. And based on the city’s promise that it would not enforce the ordinance against the Hitching Post … Because of their lawsuit, the Knapps were thus free to speak and operate their business consistent with their …

… continued without incident until one day in June 2005 when University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire (UW-Eau Claire) … was unconstitutional.  When the University responded, it defended its policy and even expanded it to prohibit “RAs from leading, organizing[,] …

… learning that the pageant allows only women to compete - even though pageant officials offered to look for other … learning that the pageant allows only women to compete - even though pageant officials offered to look for other …

… who lead lives in direct opposition to the Catholic faith, speak messages that violate Church doctrine, and refrain from … articulating Catholic beliefs in teaching its students and when advertising the school to prospective students or job … who lead lives in direct opposition to the Catholic faith, speak messages that violate Church doctrine, and refrain from …

… as openly gay, lesbian, and bisexual individuals.” When the parade’s private organizers, a veterans’ group, decided it did not want to express that message in their parade, GLIB … law to compel individuals or organizations to speak or endorse a message inconsistent with their beliefs or …

… and her role as a magistrate (in which she has discretion when solemnizing marriages). After the commission rejected Judge Neely’s arguments in February 2016, it recommended that she be removed from both positions. Judge … the government is not acting neutrally toward religion when it treats religious reasons worse than others. What's at …

… Rachel started a grassroots movement called “I Resolve” to speak out on issues of gender identity education policy and … on their own time, the school district bowed to the mob. It suspended and then terminated both women from their … First Amendment protects the rights of all Americans to speak freely and share their beliefs on issues of public …

… in Long Island, New York. But her leadership was cut short when the Club was cancelled, without any notice, at the start … and a lack of student popularity spurred their decision, even though the Ichthus Club had more than 55 members and … to negotiate with the administration to keep the club, even offering to cut expenses by meeting every other week and …

… degree in social work at Missouri State University.  But when one of her professors told the class that they had to … to put her Christian faith into practice, and she found it—in class.  Emily asked for an alternate assignment, and at … campus.  What's at stake Religious students’ right to not speak in violation of their conscience.  The right of …

… and emergency shelter for expectant women and new mothers. Even though Care Net met all the qualifications for the … upon undisclosed “faith-based eligibility criteria” after it learned that the center would provide voluntary Bible studies in one of its proposed classrooms when the room is not being used for other purposes. The …