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Commentary
Our top 12 outlandish stories that will only make sense if you made it through 2020
We’d ask you to let us know if we missed any, but we’re sure there’s too many we did.
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Commentary
Is Neil Gorsuch the new Anthony Kennedy? Don’t count on it.
As good as the workplace ruling is, there are plenty of signs that Gorsuch isn’t nearly as pro-LGBTQ as the retired justice, starting with his affinity for religious liberty arguments.
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News (USA)
Hobby Lobby defies coronavirus measures & endangers customers to sell craft supplies during pandemic
The Christian business is telling managers to argue that they’re “essential” if authorities try to close them.
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Bias Watch
Hobby Lobby CEO tells employees to come to work because his wife heard words from God
Christian billionaire David Green wrote that three words received directly from above are good enough reason for employees to work through a viral pandemic.
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News (USA)
Judge rules that Christian adoption agency has a right to ban gay parents
The judge said that placing children with LGBTQ families would violate the Catholic agency’s “sincerely held religious beliefs.”
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News (USA)
A professor was told stop denigrating a student. Now he’s suing because God told him to do it.
He is arguing that his “sincerely held religious belief” requires him to refer to a trans woman as “Mister.”
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News (USA)
Trump is planning to allow more discrimination against LGBTQ people
The Department of Labor is expected to release the new anti-LGBTQ rule in December.
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Commentary
Hobby Lobby’s antigay lawyer is about to be rewarded with a lifetime appointment as a federal judge
His record of attacking women’s rights is well documented, but Duncan’s record on LGBT issues is particularly nightmarish.
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News (USA)
One state is trying to stop businesses from citing religion to discriminate
Because people have religious beliefs. Corporations can’t.
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News (USA)
The War on Christmas has begun, but the religious right doesn’t know who they’re fighting
Muslims have to deal with fires being started in mosques, but Christians claim the real crime is that Radio Shack isn’t displaying a nativity scene.