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… agreed that parents get to make the educational, medical, religious, and other important life decisions for their …

… beliefs—including historic Christian beliefs—that the state doesn’t like must be silenced. This is wrong. It …

Your gift right now will help defend free speech in crucial cases where your right to free speech is at risk.

… Frontline for Freedom, she’s courageously challenging the state for denying her application to adopt because of her …

Lorie Smith rejoices after seven-year battle for free speech On June 30, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of free speech and graphic artist Lorie Smith in 303 Creative v. Elenis. Praise God! This is a landmark victory upholding the First Amendment’s promise of free speech to all Americans. Colorado can no longer misuse the law to coerce or silence speech. The Supreme Court made clear that the First Amendment prevents the government from forcing Americans to say things they don’t believe. As the Court wrote: “But, as this Court has long held, the opportunity to think for ourselves and ...

Travis Allen and his daughter, Blake, were suspended for speaking up.

… the Bible, or pray at school? Am I allowed to display religious symbols or visuals in the classroom? Can I lead an …

… shelters and prisons, and even our civil liberties like religious freedom and free speech. And we even see this lie … and requests for help (we get more than 6,000 each year) center on this very issue of gender ideology. Your gift today …

… and desperately need someone to care for them, and yet the state is putting their needs second to politics.  For Oregon, … requiring that prospective adoptive parents agree with the state’s views on radical gender ideology. They’re turning … the fact that the state needs people of different religious and cultural backgrounds to pair children with …

For more than 10 years, Colorado cake artist Jack Phillips has been dragged through courts because activists have targeted, harassed, and tried to punish him for his beliefs. In the third lawsuit targeting Jack and his business, Masterpiece Cakeshop, the Colorado Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court’s ruling that punished Jack for not designing a custom cake celebrating a gender transition, requested by an activist attorney. Jack serves everyone. But he can’t create every message that he’s asked to. The activist attorney said he wanted to “test” Jack and “correct the errors of [Jack’s] ...