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In Kennedy v. Bremerton School District, Americans United Urges SCOTUS To Protect Students’ Religious Freedom
Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, An Advocate Of Church-State Separation
Oklahoma Legislator Puts Bounty On School Library Books
Federal Court Blocks Compelled Support For Religion In S.C.
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SCOTUS Virtual Town Hall: Carson v. Makin
AU President and CEO Rachel Laser moderated a panel discussion on the potential impact to church-state separation and public education if the Supreme Court forces Maine taxpayers to fund private religious education. Speakers included Randi Weingarten, president of the National Federation of Teachers; Holly Hollman, BJC general counsel and associate executive director; and Richard B. Katskee, vice president and legal director at Americans United. With introductions from Brian Silva, AU's vice president of outreach & engagement.
Taxpayers Shouldn’t Be Forced To Fund Religious Education
Protecting Non-Sectarian Public Schools Is Central To AU’s Mission
You’ve Read Our Stories About Religion In Public Schools. Now Tell Us Yours.
AU Reminds Tenn. County Public School That Coaches Can’t Lead Prayer – And The Crowd Goes Wild
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