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A Student Punished for Privately Sharing Religious Views

A Student Punished for Privately Sharing Religious Views

By Alliance Defending Freedom posted on: July 14, 2020 By: Allie Langhofer, Summer Office Assistant UPDATE: On July 22, Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys sent a letter to Florida State University administrators asking them to address the unconstitutional retaliation against Jack Denton, a student ousted from leadership in the student senate for sharing his personal beliefs with other students. As a freshman at […]

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An Angry Mob Silenced Conservative Speech on Campus… Here’s What We Did About It

An Angry Mob Silenced Conservative Speech on Campus… Here’s What We Did About It

By Alliance Defending Freedom posted on: July 1, 2020 By: Jenna Mohrmann, Media Communications Intern Thanks to the First Amendment, we all have the freedom to speak our minds without government interference. That should hold true on public college campuses as well. A college campus is supposed to be a “marketplace of ideas,” after all. Despite this, some college […]

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New York high school won’t accept pro-freedom student club

Harrison High School recognizes 33 different clubs but repeatedly denied conservative group access to resources, ability to recruit members Wednesday, June 03, 2020 HARRISON, N.Y. – Alliance Defending Freedom sent a letter Tuesday to officials with Harrison Central School District after they refused to officially recognize a conservative student club. The letter explains that the refusal to recognize […]

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Apodaca v. White

Apodaca v. White

California State University–San Marcos officials have funded pro-abortion and other favored views with almost $300,000 in mandatory fees charged of all students, but denied Students for Life $500 in funding to host a visiting speaker on “Abortion and Human Equality” to provide a contrasting view. Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys filed a federal lawsuit, on behalf of Students for Life and its campus president, Nathan Apodaca, who are prevented from bringing pro-life speakers to campus under the university’s discriminatory funding policies.

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