Pride and religious freedom are not opposites. They’re partners. While most Christian evangelical denominations and the Roman Catholic hierarchy continue their attacks against LGBTQ+ rights,
It is the time of the year for growth, change and development. Birds are singing, plants are growing, and for those of us here in
In honor of Pride Month, FFRF is publishing highlights about some of the many distinguished LGBTQ+ individuals, past and present, who have made known their
Photo by Lena Balk on Unsplash It has been nine months since the Supreme Court announced its ruling in United States v. Skrmetti, holding that Tennessee’s ban on
I remember when the terms “crunchy” and “granola” had primarily liberal connotations. Marked by a concern for the environment, the quality of the food we
December is normally a month when people ease up for the holidays. This is not the case for the federal government, however, which last week
In mid-November, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops gathered for the second of its twice-yearly “plenary assemblies,” in which the bishops discuss and vote on
On Oct. 24, the Texas Supreme Court issued an order amending the state’s judicial ethics code so that judges may “publicly refrain from performing a wedding
One of the weird things I frequently get asked when people find out I’m a constitutional attorney is: “What is your favorite amendment?” From first
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