NO CHRISTMAS IN JULY?

FLI Files Federal Lawsuit to Reclaim Religious Freedom in America’s “First State”

This year, instead of celebrating Christmas in July, the Knights of Columbus take to the courts to fight for their constitutional rights. First Liberty recently filed a federal lawsuit against the City of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, after city officials outrageously decided to ban a Nativity scene and all religious holiday displays.

Jorge Gomez & Marlee Tomlinson Contributing Writers • 5 min read

FIRST THINGS FIRST

FLI’s “First Ladies”, Keisha Russell & Holly Randall, Rank #1 for Article Published in Federalist Society

Congratulations to Keisha and Holly, who recently wrote the number one read article for the online publication of the Federalist Society in June. In their article, they discuss the critical legal battles related to religious liberty and nondiscrimination laws happening at the Supreme Court, and how the outcome of these cases will impact the future of our First Freedom.

Jorge Gomez Senior Writer • 5 min read

BIG WIN FOR FAITH-BASED SCHOOLS

How the Supreme Court’s Espinoza Decision Will Affect Religious Freedom Moving Forward

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in a 5-4 decision that religious schools in Montana can participate equally in the state funded scholarship program designed to give school choice to low-income students. Get a FREE copy of an exclusive resource from First Liberty’s team of legal experts, who break down in more detail what this decision means for you, your family and for the future of religious freedom in America.

Jorge Gomez & Megan Moses Contributing Writers • 2 min read + FREE download

BIGOTRY RUNS DEEP

New York Government Officials Have a Long, Entrenched History of Religious Discrimination

Some of the most appalling examples of discrimination and hateful vitriol against houses of worship have occurred in New York, arguably the state hardest hit by the viral outbreak. But bigotry by government officials in the Empire State runs deep—and it’s existed for a very long time.

Jorge Gomez & Mia Gradick Contributing Writers • 7 min read