Tomorrow, the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments on Masterpiece Cakeshop, Ltd. v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission. It is a high profile case involving
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During his presidential campaign, Trump made the promise to roll back the Birth Control Mandate of the so-called “Affordable Care Act” for religious employers. Trump
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Another California legislator has introduced a bill to punish religious organizations for codes of conduct considered discriminatory. Last year, it was Senator Ricardo Lara’s SB 1146,
During questioning at a legislative hearing at the state capitol earlier this week, California’s Attorney General nominee shockingly claimed First Amendment religious liberty protections only apply to individuals not organizations. Nominee Xavier Becerra made the statement in response to questions from Assemblyman James Gallagher, who asked Becerra what he thought about a law (SB 1146) proposed last year which told religious universities to change their housing policies and moral behavior codes or be punished. Read more below!
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Update, 7:03 PM, Thursday, June 30: Our staff members Jonathan Keller and John Gerardi recored a short Facebook Live video explaining today’s hearing. Please watch and
We’ve talked to you before about SB 1146, the bill that would restrict the religious liberty rights of colleges and universities throughout California. Simply put,
