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  • … recalls. The orders started pouring in. By 2011, Blaine had written the check that paid off Hands On Originals’ … every person, he cannot express every message. That’s why he offered to connect the GLSO to another print shop that …
  • … Five days later, she was informed by the school that they had terminated her ability to substitute at any Bryan County … Those actions were unjust and unconstitutional. That’s why Alliance Defending Freedom stepped in to vindicate … … conscience … education … free speech … marriage … public school … same-sex marriage … Georgia … teachers and …
  • … did not identify a single law, policy, or rule that she had violated. That’s because she hadn’t violated any. Despite … sent the university a demand letter asking that it rescind these no-contact orders that were “infringing upon Ms. …
  • … school exists “to glorify God by preparing students for college and for life through a program of academic excellence … and many families send their children to the school for these reasons. But the state is now excluding Mid Vermont … its head In Vermont, not all school districts operate public high schools. Instead, some districts use public funds …
  • … a longtime goal to pursue a career in medicine. The couple had two more children. Today, 20 years later, Frankie Jr. is a college student and a pro-life advocate. “He loves to speak … time. The 4-year-old's cries subside, and life resumes. These may not sound like magic words, but Ruth has learned …
  • … that help reinforce that life begins at conception. That’s why so many pro-life laws like Mississippi’s have repeatedly … on abortions were left to the states. Most states had pro-life laws, either outlawing abortion entirely or only … It depends on the laws in your state. Broadly speaking, these laws fall into a few categories: 1. Pre- Roe laws : …
  • … a Scrooge or a Thanos imply that some portion of humanity “had better [die], and decrease the surplus population.” It’s …
  • … cherished rights. But what is freedom of speech, exactly? Why is it important? And what threats does it face today? … your beliefs, you must be able to express those beliefs in public. Which amendment guarantees freedom of speech? Free … to his church services, since his small congregation often had to meet at different locations such as public schools. …
  • … always a passion for Eleanor. In the summer of 2000, she had her own “Damascus road” moment when God convicted her one … “The court has, for many, many years, said that speech on public issues should be uninhibited, robust, and wide open.” … more difficult for them to express their messages, even on public sidewalks.” Litigation against the Massachusetts …
  • … decide who performs this vital function. This is why our courts have recognized the principle of the … minister.” It did, however, cite four relevant factors for why the employee in question (a teacher named Cheryl Perich) … to hear a case regarding the ministerial exception— Gordon College v. DeWeese-Boyd . Gordon College is a religious …