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… UKA suggested an “open” category where all athletes can compete. These positions should not be controversial. … In its position statement, UKA said it doesn’t believe it can exclude some male athletes from participating in women’s …

… a lawsuit we funded on Sandra’s behalf, an Illinois trial court ruled in her favor. This is exactly the type of law … particular health-care services. In other words, doctors can choose not to provide a  particular health service  to … preserve the rights of doctors and nurses, ensuring they can continue caring for all patients in a manner honoring …

… President Bitterbaum and other SUNY Cortland officials to court. Establishing a Turning Point USA chapter at SUNY … inappropriate actions during the hearing and explained how the Student Senate had discriminated against TPUSA based …

Savannah Husmann is the Marketing Manager for the ADF Center for Academic Freedom.

… school counselor who wouldn’t lie to parents Consider the case of Kathy McCord . Kathy has served students and families … The teacher fired for questioning a book While Kathy’s case is in the opening stages of litigation, other lawsuits …

… relationship. No one—and certainly not the government—can replace a child’s relationship with his or her parents. … of Education Miguel Cardona maintains that teachers can replace the role of parents. In May, he tweeted that … student in kindergarten or elementary school, that teacher can never replace the parents’ role or influence throughout a …

Logan Spena serves as legal counsel for the Center for Academic Freedom with Alliance Defending Freedom, where he defends the rights of students, professors, and organizations to speak, associate, and worship freely.

William Pew was a founder of Alliance Defending Freedom, serving on its governing board of directors from its inception until his passing in 1997.

Mark Maddoux is the former president, CEO, and co-founder of the USA Radio Network, vice president and chief financial officer for International Christian Media, and former head of research and development for Gelato of Texas.

Scott Scharpen is president and founder of The Scharpen Foundation, a Christian non-profit organization.