Title IX of the Civil Rights Act prohibits a person from being excluded from any education program or activity receiving federal financial assistance on
A student at the Missouri State University has filed a lawsuit against the school after it expelled him from the counseling program. As part of his Masters’
The Tennessee State House and Senate have overwhelmingly approved a measure that protects licensed counselors and therapists from being forced to violate their closely-held beliefs. The
Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant has signed into law HB 1523, the “Protecting Freedom of Conscience from Government Discrimination Act.” “This bill only prohibits government from
Democratic Senators in Missouri’s state legislature have ended a filibuster that lasted more than 39 hours over SJR39, a joint resolution that proposes to amend
For many years, Christian students and faculty have been increasingly targeted by secular school administrations for demonstrating religious beliefs, whether through prayer or other
The owners of an Olympia pharmacy are requesting that the United States Supreme Court hear a case involving a Washington state law that requires them
The case of the Muslim truck drivers who wouldn’t deliver beer is making Christian florists, bakeries, and photographers around the country cry foul. In 2013, an Illinois
Yesterday, a woman named Kim Davis went to jail. She is a Court Clerk in Rowan County Kentucky where it is her job, among other
Last night, the Kennewick City Council discussed a non-binding resolution involving religious freedom in front of a standing room only crowd. The resolution, sponsored by
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