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From California to Maine, Some States Really Seem to Dislike Religious Education
Whether it's on the East Coast or the West Coast, it seems some states don't want Americans like you choosing a religious education for your children. We're fighting several cases across
the country to stop this unlawful discrimination.
Children Keep Getting Treated Unfairly »
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The Battle Is Not Over Yet | Donate Today
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Supreme Court Roundup: 12 Pending Cases that Could Impact Religious Freedom
There are about a dozen pending cases at the nation's highest court that could impact religious freedom. The Justices already agreed to hear some of these.
What's On the Docket? »
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Students Shouldn't be Forced to Use Pronouns in Conflict with Their Religious Beliefs
Families of all faiths are concerned that gender-identity policies are violating their religious beliefs. We filed a brief arguing it's unconstitutional to force children to speak names and pronouns that conflict with their consciences.
He Said, She Said? »
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Newly Elected House Speaker Mike Johnson is a Former First Liberty Attorney
Rep. Mike Johnson of Louisiana spent nearly 20 years successfully litigating high profile
constitutional law cases in federal courts nationwide. The record shows he's a strong advocate for the First Amendment and religious liberty.
Evaluating the Record »
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