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… Free speech rights people are afraid to use, don’t really exist, and so we will defend our students as they … Free speech rights people are afraid to use, don’t really exist, and so we will defend our students as they …

… for students’ rights," Lorence said. Additional history To really understand that the court did not do what the … for students’ rights," Lorence said. Additional history To really understand that the court did not do what the …

… — people I should have trusted, people I did trust. I was really surprised by one line in particular, declaring it was … grades went down. The whole ordeal made me doubt whether I really wanted to be a midwife. Ultimately, ADF International … Putting my life on hold because of the investigation was really difficult, both mentally and emotionally. I simply …

… ‘political affiliation’ discrimination, do any of us really think the designer should be threatened with fines and … ‘political affiliation’ discrimination, do any of us really think the designer should be threatened with fines and …

… them quite a while. Talking with him, they decided he really was a nice, if slightly pickled, fellow. He finished … a few years before Jessica was born. “My mom had a really strong faith,” Jessica remembers, “and she encouraged … wanted to please my parents,” she remembers. “But my faith really sprouted in middle school,” where the questions posed …

… describing her thoughts on the matter now: “‘I can’t just really be free,’” she said. ‘I guess that really sums it up. That’s a big thing that I really miss.’ She sat silently for a while, Olivia’s hand …

… We’re about to find out where the Christian institutions really are. We’re about to find out how many Christian …

… some warranted, some not. So what is cancel culture, really? Written by Caroline Reeves Published April 14, 2021 … some warranted, some not. So what is cancel culture, really? Let’s take a look. What is Cancel Culture? Late last …

The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defense Fund Senior Counsel David Cortman regarding today’s decision by the U.S. Supreme Court not to review the case Alpha Delta Chi v. Reed, involving a Christian sorority and fraternity at San Diego State University told they must be willing to accept atheists as leaders: “Public universities should encourage, not censor, the free exchange of ideas. But for now, the supposed marketplace of ideas at San Diego State University will remain a stronghold for censorship. We wish the Supreme Court would have used this opportunity to make clear that ...

… abortionists say that they are speaking for women, they’re really only concerned with themselves. They have a conflict … and safety. If abortion doctors like those in Louisiana really wanted to protect women’s health, they would welcome …