When Worlds of Gender Ideology and Religious Freedom Collide
COMMENTARY: The current administration has made no effort to carve out conscience rights and religious exemptions to the transgender mandate. So lawsuits continue to be filed.
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Schools — and Schools’ Religious-Liberty Court Cases — Back in Session
COMMENTARY: Once again, the Supreme Court and lower courts are in the spotlight as guardians not just of First Amendment rights in general but also specifically of religious liberty.
Colorado Appellate Court Curbs Web Designer’s Freedom
COMMENTARY: The unjust ruling by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals cries out to the Supreme Court for its reversal.
How Willing Are We to Defend the Victims of Religious Persecution Worldwide?
COMMENTARY: It's time to remind ourselves that the cause of international religious freedom is a foreign-policy priority.
Supreme Court Deals Victory for Donor Privacy
COMMENTARY: In one of its last opinions for this year’s term, the court determined that California’s disclosure rule threatens nonprofits ‘across the ideological spectrum’ and struck it down.
Religious Freedom a Casualty of the Ideological Hijacking of Public Schools
COMMENTARY: Former Attorney General Bill Barr outlined three phases of ruination in a recent address.
Religious Freedom and the White House: Who Is (and Isn’t) Advocating for Faith-Based Groups?
COMMENTARY: Despite the current narrative, the truth is that religious believers from every racial and ethnic background are being targeted by the Biden administration.
Will the Supreme Court Protect Charitable Donors From the Prying Eyes of Public Officials?
COMMENTARY: The legal challenge before the Supreme Court — upheld by a federal district court, then dismissed by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals — touches on one of the basic freedoms of U.S. citizens.
3 Ways the Biden Administration Should Respond to Global Religious Persecution
COMMENTARY: ‘Report on Religious Freedom in the World’ lists dire statistics that require urgent response.
Study: Supreme Court Consistently Vindicates Religious Liberty From Government Overreach
COMMENTARY: The study’s authors collected data from every Supreme Court case that produced a judicial opinion relating to the Free Exercise or Establishment Clause from the 1953 to the 2019 term. In the last 15 years, 81% of the time religion won.
