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- … the country. And far too often, once students try to hold university officials accountable, they do just what Georgia …
- … Dr. Gregory A. Brown, an exercise science professor at the University of Nebraska, shows some of the many reasons why … who was playing collegiate soccer at West Virginia State University, and the judge allowed ADF to intervene. In … the women’s cross-country and track teams at Idaho State University. Madison and Mary Kate witnessed a male athlete …
- Trinity Lutheran Church was treated worse than other organizations simply because it is religious.
- … and even religious schools and organizations from making choices based on basic biology, bodily privacy, and … Nicholas Meriwether , a professor at Shawnee State University, was disciplined by the school for declining to … student and his own beliefs, but this did not satisfy the university, which still punished him. ADF filed a lawsuit on …
- … victim of cancel culture defended by ADF was Florida State University student Jack Denton . As a rising senior, Jack was …
- … such, this new provision did not fix the bill’s negative impact on religious exercise and freedom of conscience . …
- … come to mean whatever the individual claims, even without making reference to male or female categories. The second … and showing basic respect.” A resource page at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee says that using a … Dr. Nicholas Meriwether was formally charged by his university after he respectfully declined to use a student’s …
- … athlete who played soccer at West Virginia State University (WVSU). Lainey Armistead intervened to defend a … for women and girls in sports and protects their safety by making sure they are not forced to compete against males. But …
- Pocono Mountain School District censored Katie Ayers when she wanted to pass out invitations to her church’s Christmas party.
- It’s discouraging that the federal district court has decided that these experiences—these lost opportunities—simply don’t matter.