SCOTUS took another step towards ensuring religious liberty for schools. What should government say about statues?

July 10, 2020

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Government’s Role in Statues and Monuments ([link removed] )

While vandalism aimed at statues is ill advised, the lawful removal of government statues and monuments is good policy because governments should never have erected them in the first place.

- Should Governments Erect Statues? ([link removed] )

By Jeffrey Miron and Erin Partin

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A Victory for Religious Liberty in the Supreme Court ([link removed] )

The Supreme Court has confirmed churches’ right to decide for themselves who to hire for jobs instructing students in religion, bolstering the First Amendment’s guarantees of free exercise.

- In Church School Hiring, A Solid Win for Religious Liberty ([link removed] )

By Walter Olson

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