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Why Kennedy v. Bremerton School District was Not the Case that Some Judges Thought It Was
Can a school district cease patronizing a company providing historical reenactments and other events for students because the company’s principal shareholder had posted controversial tweets that led to parental complaints?
Why Kennedy v. Bremerton School District was Not the Case that Some Judges Thought It Was.
In what comes as a surprise to virtually nobody, the Supreme Court rules that a high school football coach had the constitutional right to pray after a football game.
Can a public school district celebrate religious holidays like Good Friday and Easter?
Are the witches mad that I one-upped them for Harry Potter? Time will tell….