religious exemptions

The professor called it a “sincerely held religious belief” and his employer called it a “hostile environment.” Trump judges agreed with him.

350 people attended “Satancon” in Arizona this weekend. Dozens more protested it, calling for a boycott of the hotel that hosted it.

Even as Biden picks his first justice, the conservative bench may still give the religious right a free pass to discriminate as long as they cite their faith. But where will the line end?

Emilee Carpenter sued saying that being forced to work for same-sex couples – and vampires – violated her religious beliefs. The judge wasn’t impressed.

Student groups that violated the University of Iowa’s anti-discrimination policy said their religion requires them to exclude LGBTQ people. Courts agreed.

A Tennessee children’s home says its religious freedom is more important than the best interests of the child.

“This NOT how we should be treating those who protect our nation,” Rep. Lauren Boebert said about soldiers not getting religious exemptions for vaccines… not trans people in the military.

Anti-LGBTQ extremist judge Reed O’Connor has a history of trying to undermine federal anti-discrimination laws.

Christians who demand a religious exemption are “using the Lord’s name in vain and therefore sinning,” the pastor wrote in his small-town newspaper.

Tony Perkins has claimed that LGBTQ people are “unnatural.” Now he’s concerned about people supposedly immune to coronavirus because they are “natural.”