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… freedom … New Orleans … Louisiana … free speech … First Amendment … Constitution of the United States … Case:Gros v. …

… freedom … Nate Kellum … Minnesota … free speech … First Amendment … Case:Johnson v. Minneapolis Park and Recreation …

… … Shippensburg University … Pennsylvania … free speech … First Amendment … education … Constitution of the United States … …

… Summary Colorado State University officials denied the campus Students for Life chapter access to funds from … fees on the basis that they disapproved of its proposed campus event, which featured a speaker on the topic of … Profile … Colorado State University officials denied the campus Students for Life chapter access to funds from …

… President William Covino said it would be “best for our campus community” to cancel Shapiro’s speech, but he would … not interfere with YAF’s event, President Covino ordered campus police not to interfere with the protestors. Many … We are defending the right of students to speak freely on campus without being subject to threats, physical violence, …

… Details Documents Summary Wisconsin voters adopted an amendment to the state constitution that defines marriage as … of marriage.”  In direct violation of Wisconsin’s marriage amendment, lawmakers enacted into law a marriage-like … its allies filed a lawsuit to defend Wisconsin’s marriage amendment when state officials violated that law by enacting …

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… Circuit … Temple University … Nate Kellum … free speech … First Amendment … education … Case:DeJohn v. Temple University … …

… private employers with 100 or more employees. The case now returns to the 6th Circuit where it will proceed and be … from being enforced while the case proceeds. The case now returns to the 6th Circuit where it will be decided on the … from being enforced while the case proceeds. The case now returns to the 6th Circuit where it will be decided on the …

… rooms, floors or residence halls, or anywhere else on campus, to the same extent as other students.”  To settle the … to express, share, and exercise their faith freely on campus The right of university students to express their views, including their religious views, freely on campus even if others find those views “offensive” Our role …