
The Subway Sandwich Artist Argument; When “Religious Freedom” Isn’t About Religious Freedom
Consider this faintly ridiculous hypothetical: I am in line at my local Subway sandwich shop,…
Read MoreConsider this faintly ridiculous hypothetical: I am in line at my local Subway sandwich shop,…
Read MoreFrom wedding cakes to apple cider, the nation’s best-funded Christian legal nonprofit is using “religious”…
Read MoreNine months into Donald Trump’s presidency, it should surprise no one to learn that his…
Read MoreWednesday was a terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad day for LGBT Americans and those who…
Read MoreThe Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) plans to argue that bakers and florists are “artists,” and can’t be forced to engage in artistic expression that contravenes their religious beliefs.
Read MoreFor LGBT legal nerds like me, June 26 is an important day. Every major pro-equality…
Read MoreA three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled today that Mississippi’s…
Read MoreIn a tense exchange with Massachusetts Rep. Katherine Clark on Wednesday, Secretary of Education Betsy…
Read MoreNine sitting law professors at major universities in Texas have drafted an open letter to…
Read MoreWhile many mistakenly believe that the law protects LGBTQ Americans from employment discrimination (excepting efforts to…
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