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  • … Jack Phillips’s right to live and work consistently with his religious beliefs. Written by Alliance Defending Freedom … discriminated based on sexual orientation—even though it was the message, not the people, that Jack had objected to. It took a Supreme Court ruling to prove that it was actually the government that was discriminating by …
  • … the rest and administering the program. Two years later, Congress amended the Medicaid Act to add a provision … At the same time, the amendment did not define who was “qualified,” and it allowed states broad authority to … Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (SCDHHS). His name is on the lawsuit in his official capacity since the …
  • … lawsuit. When Carl and Angel realized that a Minnesota law was threatening their freedom to live and work consistently … she and Carl were in high school. Their science teacher was battling cancer, and they had gone to visit her in the … brain tumor. Angel watched as Carl lovingly took care of his mom, making sure she was comfortable and fluffing her …
  • … the truth, which is becoming more evident every day. It was apparent in 2022, when University of Pennsylvania male … expert report by Dr. Gregory A. Brown, an exercise science professor at the University of Nebraska, shows that Mullens … from the women’s team, the captains said their coach effectively guilt-tripped them by saying, “You got what you …
  • … abortion mandate struck down. Less than a month later, a federal district court in Texas granted our request … when necessary to preserve the life of the mother. The law was set to go into effect following the overturning of Roe , … assembled a team of Supreme Court experts that included his Office of Solicitor General, Alliance Defending Freedom, …
  • … and adults. WPATH’s history: ideology over evidence WPATH was formed in 1978 as the Harry Benjamin International Gender … of HBIGDA’s standards of care), eventually resigned from his role in HBIGDA in 2002 due to his “regretful conclusion … people who are put through these life-altering procedures later come to regret it, especially given the long-term …
  • … Opponents of PAS have warned that legalizing the practice was a slippery slope that could lead to people seeking death … for MAID, an applicant had to satisfy certain criteria. His or her death had to be “reasonably foreseeable,” among … for physician-assisted suicide even if their death was “not considered reasonably foreseeable”; rather, they had …
  • … eighth grade in the fall of 2022, the school district was already referring to her by the masculine name. By early … in October 2022 to discuss the district’s plan for his daughter’s education that he and his wife noticed … else’s child? But that same district employee would later admit that she had changed all other references to the …
  • … be able to create censorship zones in which certain views are silenced? Most Americans would agree that such a … zone” restricting speech around abortion facilities. This effectively required sidewalk counselors, peaceful pro-life … until then, life had seemed rich and full enough, “but I was getting a little restless,” Eleanor recalls. Feeling …
  • … businesses can operate consistent with their beliefs. Such was the case in Virginia, where the so-called Virginia Values … faced fines of up to $100,000. The companion law (HB 1429) was ready to require the ministries and others like them to … freedom to express messages consistent with her beliefs. Later in 2023, ADF secured another victory at the Virginia …