Dear Friends: The most anticipated U.S. Supreme Court decision of the year was released on Monday. The case of Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission (CCRC) involved Jack Phillips, a faithful Christian, who was charged with violating Colorado’s Anti-Discrimination Act for politely declining to create a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. The Court’s
Dear Friends, The most anticipated Supreme Court decision of the year was released on Monday. The case of Masterpiece Cakeshop involved Jack Phillips, a faithful Christian, who was charged with violating Colorado’s Anti-Discrimination Act for politely declining to create a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. There’s good news and also a call to action
By Stephanie Curry, Esq., policy manager for Kansas Family Voice® The long awaited Supreme Court opinion in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case was handed down yesterday: 7-2 in favor of Jack Phillips and his business, Masterpiece Cakeshop. Kansas Family Voice congratulates Jack Phillips and his legal team with our friends at Alliance Defending Freedom on their
Before we get to the good news, let’s get the bad news out of the way first: The California bill (AB 2943) that tells believers to hush up on matters of biblical sexuality has passed the state Assembly and will soon be heard in the Senate. And it’s still just as bad as we shared
Gov. Sununu is about to decide whether two dangerous bills become law in New Hampshire. Your voice is needed to urge him to veto them. We told you last month about one of them, HB 587. It would push many minors toward transgenderism – by allowing counseling that encourages them toward sex change, but banning
No doubt you heard about the travesty of justice that happened to Jack Phillips, a fellow Coloradan and small business owner who is pictured above. The state of Colorado punished him for declining to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding, and of course his case is pending right now in the U.S. Supreme Court.
Dear Friends, Your efforts are paying off! Two big steps towards getting Adoption Protection passed in Kansas were taken Tuesday. During the process, the chairman of the conference committee referred to the “volume of email” and phone calls legislators have received about the bill. That’s you. But they are also hearing from Human Rights Campaign,
Chad Griffin just showed up in Topeka. That’s him on the right in the photo above, talking today with someone at the state capitol. If you’re not familiar with Griffin, he’s the top gun for the LGBT movement. Specifically, he’s the president of Human Rights Campaign, the D.C. group that pushes the buttons for radical
Thanks to hundreds of you who spoke up through our Action Center, a Colorado Senate committee took favorable action on two bills late Monday night, with some of our Kansas Family Voice team in attendance. On a 3-2 vote, the Senate State, Veterans & Military Affairs Committee defeated the bill that would have pushed sexually
By Stephanie Curry, Esq., policy manager for Kansas Family Voice At the turn of the century, miners brought canaries deep into coal mines as a test for the toxicity of the surrounding air. Canaries are more sensitive to changes in the air than people. If the air was toxic, the canary would show symptoms before
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