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Supreme Court rules in favor of Christian postal employee who wanted Sundays off
The Court’s decision leaves room for cautious optimism, though it may still affect LGBTQ+ rights.
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Gay nephew tells his teary-eyed anti-LGBTQ+ politician aunt to stop lying about religious oppression
“You’re just gonna have to learn to coexist with all of us,” the young man told his aunt.
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21 GOP senators tell colleagues to oppose same-sex marriage bill unless it allows discrimination
“The free exercise of religion is absolutely essential to the health of our Republic. We must have the courage to protect it,” their letter states.
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A Christian teacher demanded a religious exemption to using trans students’ names. A judge said no.
Music teacher John Kluge sued the school he used to work for, claiming that as a Christian he couldn’t be required to call trans students by their names. The judge was not impressed with his argument.
