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… is a bedrock principle underlying the First Amendment, it is that the government may not prohibit the expression of … potential to accomplish great things for good or ill. As University of Chicago professor Richard M. Weaver once wrote, … to recapture as a culture: while we can’t always choose how words make us feel in the moment, we always have a choice …

… the government cannot treat religious people worse than it treats everyone else. For example, the government cannot … Act allows private entities like a “private college or university, private person, or private organization” to … it will use a random lottery to determine admissions. How will establishing St. Isidore benefit parents and …

… Fastest Girl in Connecticut. But Transgender Athletes Made it an Unfair Fight. It’s discouraging that the federal … strong shot at winning. Instead, all I can think about is how all my training, everything I’ve done to maximize my … enough; that my body isn’t good enough; and that no matter how hard I work, I am unlikely to succeed, because I’m a …

… the “male sex” or “female sex,” or, as Webster defined it in the 1828 edition, “The distinction between male and … passing laws reaffirming that the word “sex” means what it has meant for hundreds of years, referring to the male and … of Sex” bills when they merely seek to reiterate how the term “sex” has been understood for centuries. One …

… shows that free speech is as important in the classroom as it is in the courtroom. Written by Charles Snow Published May … chapter of the Federalist Society. He was set to address how judges in lower courts determine how to rule in cases in … Stanford Free Speech Debacle Matters … 20439 … Stanford University … law school … Federalist Society … free speech … …

… Government denied recognition to a TPUSA chapter because it did not like the organization’s beliefs. Written by … December 2023 by Erik Bitterbaum, the president of State University of New York (SUNY) Cortland. The ominous statement … inappropriate actions during the hearing and explained how the Student Senate had discriminated against TPUSA based …

… have the right to change a child’s identity, or to decide how to treat their physical and mental health. These schools … parental rights simply because parents do not conform to politically correct ideologies. No government authority should override …

… professionals, and the First Amendment freedoms of public university students and professors. Lorence argued before the … precedent-setting  Southworth v. Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System  case in 1999, challenging the university’s requirement that forced unwilling students to …

… Collegiate athlete Lia Thomas, a male swimmer from the University of Pennsylvania, was applauded after winning the … in common: they are all males competing in women’s sports. It’s not often that you hear of a controversy involving … have immense physical advantages over female athletes and how women are harmed when they are forced to compete against …

… a bachelor's degree in metallurgical engineering from the University of Utah and a master of arts in theology from Biola University. He has previously written for the Ethics and …