One of the more interesting demographic groups is also among the fastest growing: Americans who say they have no particular religion. These “nones” broke heavily for Biden, with 72% voting for the former vice president.

Some backers of compulsory worship in public schools seem to believe that forcing young people to say prayers will solve every social ill. It’s a gross oversimplification.

Christian nationalist groups aren’t very happy that Joe Biden has been elected president. They’re pretending that it didn’t really happen, and that Trump will convince courts to throw out people’s ballots and award him a second term any day now.

The past four years have been trying for many Americans, and they’ve been especially hard for those of us who defend the church-state wall.

Issues like LGBTQ rights, reproductive freedom and public education are closely connected to religious freedom and church-state separation.

Americans United agrees with city officials that nondiscrimination is an important principle in government-sponsored programs.

Vote like your rights and the rights of your family and friends are at stake – because they are.

The fact that many who are not both white and Christian can feel less secure that America’s symbols include them is not evidence that they are less patriotic. It should, instead, motivate all who are committed to America’s foundational principles of equality and inclusion to work harder to make sure that everyone is, and feels, equally American, regardless of their race or religion.