Project 21 joins nearly 70 lawmakers, faith leaders and groups in support of high school coach's right to pray after games.
Ideas and Society
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Canceling Thomas Jefferson
After more than a century, the New York City Council is removing a statue of Thomas Jefferson from its chamber. The decision, which was made by the New York City Public Design Commission, was unanimous. It was wrong, too.
A Key to Better Leadership: Make It, Don’t Fake It
In today’s workplace, there’s arguably more pressure than ever for leaders to succeed. The arena is crammed full of challenges. It’s a dangerous environment for anyone who’s tempted to cut corners—especially corners that involve integrity.
What COVID-19 revealed about America’s approach to religious freedom
Cases involving COVID-19 gathering restrictions and religious groups showed why rulings on religious freedom are often inconsistent.
Institutional Bullying and the Question of Religious Exemption from Vaccine Mandates
Religious exemption requests are based on the idea enshrined in the Constitution that American citizens should have freedom to practice their religion. Of course, where the boundaries of those freedoms are is a complex and thorny issue.
In Defense of Citizenship
It is hard to dispute the claim that the United States is a political and social order in the midst of an immense crisis. The old political consensus in defense of free speech, especially political speech, has been shattered. The woke aim to “cancel” their opponents and to erase them from the community of shared memory, a technique seemingly borrowed from the pages of Orwell’s 1984.
In Unity Our Great Strength Lies
Something really exciting happened in the international pro-life, pro-family community a year ago, and most people probably don’t know or remember what it was. Are you one of them? If so, don’t stress, I’m about to fill you in.
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