Gabe and Liz Rutan-Ram of Tennessee were seeking to foster-to-adopt a 3-year-old boy from Florida. But those plans fell through when a taxpayer-funded foster care agency said it wouldn't help them because they're Jewish. With AU's help, Gabe and Liz are suing because a new state law unconstitutionally permits such religious discrimination by foster care agencies in Tennessee.

We don’t have to look far to understand what happens to abortion access when Christian nationalists have their way.

People just seemed to need a phrase to describe the relationship between religion and government that was emerging, and over time the 'separation' idea has spoken powerfully to many.

Bremerton School District recognized that Coach Joe Kennedy's prayer practice was coercive and violated students’ religious freedom. So the district did the right thing for its students and followed the law: It told the coach to stop leading students in prayer.

While I believe the government should not demonize religious expression, it should not provide a megaphone for it either.

While Martin Luther King, a Baptist minister, spoke powerfully about issues of racial justice and equality from pulpits, he didn’t see the need to hand out candidate endorsements in church.

Religious freedom must never become an excuse for one group – even if it is the majority – to monopolize public spaces and exclude others.

Christian nationalist groups are excited over a bill a state legislator in Oklahoma has introduced that, if enacted, would decimate public school libraries across the state.