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Corporations that discriminate against individuals based on race are in the middle of the kind of “racial reckoning” they certainly …
Read More »‘Racial Reckoning’ — Progressive Insurance Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over $25,000 Race-Based Grants
The Biden Administration is Trying to Sneak Abortion Accommodation into the Bipartisan Pregnancy Protection Law
Congress passed a bill in 2022 called the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PDF), which requires employers to reasonably accommodate an …
Read More »VICTORY — New Jersey Supreme Court Rules in Catholic School’s Favor After It Fired Teacher Who Violated Church Doctrine
A former teacher at the St. Theresa School, a Catholic elementary school in the Archdiocese of Newark, filed a lawsuit …
Read More »This Library Tried to Cancel Kirk Cameron — It Didn’t Work
Since public libraries across the country are allowing men in drag to read to children during story hour, Kirk Cameron, …
Read More »Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers Sue Vermont Over TARGETED Censorship Law
Governor Phil Scott of Vermont signed a bill in May that blocks pro-life pregnancy centers from what the legislature calls …
Read More »This Christian Photographer and Blogger Does NOT Want to Promote the Government’s View of Marriage
Chelsey Nelson, a Christian photographer and blogger in Kentucky, doesn’t want to provide services for same-sex “weddings” and sued the …
Read More »America First Legal Warns Big Accounting Firm Pricewaterhouse Coopers — Stop Racial Discrimination in Hiring and Contracting
America First Legal (AFL) began warning corporations and government agencies about their so-called affirmative action policies before the U.S. Supreme …
Read More »Christian Biology Professor Fired for Teaching Biology Files EEOC Complaint
St. Philip’s College in San Antonio, Texas, fired Christian professor Dr. Johnson Varkey after students complained that he was teaching …
Read More »Army Veteran Nurse Who Opposes Abortion Wins Religious Accommodation to Rule Providing Abortions and Counseling
Stephanie Carter, a Christian, a U.S. Army veteran, and a nurse practitioner, works for the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs …
Read More »EEOC Commissioner Warns Corporations That Continue to Hire/Promote Based on Race After Supreme Court Barred ‘Affirmative Action’ in College Admissions
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 last month that race-based admissions policies in colleges and universities violate the Equal Protection …
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