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… This Floral Artist Stood up for Her Beliefs and Risked Losing Everything How far would you go to take a stand for your beliefs? What would you be willing to give up? … said. “It was just a time I had to take a stand.” Read the details of Barronelle’s case below. Barronelle Stutzman ended …

… mental health issue. Parents should decide the treatment for their children’s mental health, not schools. Contrary to … to pursue treatment options that they determine are best for their child’s specific needs. 2. Schools should not adopt … be the victim of a sexual assault). When any student is (for whatever reason) unwilling or unable to use a …

… rights. Lorie then appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, which issued another disappointing … “as this Court has long held, the opportunity to think for ourselves and to express those thoughts freely is among … diverse views, meaningful debate, and the conditions for progress,” Kristen said. “Regardless of one’s beliefs, …

… (DCYF) says it wants to establish stable placement for each of these children. To do that, the department has … caregivers who provide relief to other families or care for children moving between homes) and who can take in … excluding loving families who can stand in the gap for these children. By requiring prospective foster families …

… of her clients’ lives—their wedding day. She does this for all the couples she works with. She wants every wedding … so that she can get to know them. She crafts a timeline for their wedding as they prepare for the big day and then schedules an engagement session to …

… said. “There can be no reward, no benefit, no tax break, for anyone or any institution, any organization in America, … point where a mainstream presidential candidate would call for such a radical act? While most Americans may know that … are a crucial part of that story. How were tax exemptions for churches established? The Founding Fathers understood …

… a federal statute—a law that includes explicit protections for the “unborn child”—to require abortions. In essence, the … rooms don’t turn away patients who are unable to pay for medical treatment. You may be wondering how such a law … is that it doesn’t. The law’s purpose is to provide care for everyone , including pregnant mothers …

… 24 states have rejected this ideology and are standing up for women—most recently,  Ohio . Yet the Biden administration … change in sports by bringing equal athletic opportunities for women. The numbers speak for themselves. In 1972, male … contravene the United States’ international human rights obligations and commitments concerning the prevention of all …

… doctors, or pregnancy centers be forced to advertise for abortion? Although these situations look very different … occurs when the government threatens or punishes you for not speaking. Compelled speech violates the freedom of … Peter Vlaming , a high school teacher in Virginia, was fired because he declined to use male pronouns for a female …

… on basic rights in the name of “public health.” Nevada, for example, restricted church gatherings while allowing … called Murthy v. Missouri ), the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit detailed the pressure campaign some … not like from the internet. The appellate court’s decision details communications between social media companies and …