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Civil Rights Act

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An Anniversary Democrats Aren’t Celebrating

Kelvey Vander Hart: On June 10th, 1964, members of the Democratic Party ended their filibuster of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. They would like us to forget.

Employment Cases Go to Supreme Court

Title VII was enacted, in part, to protect women in the workforce from discrimination, and does not include claims based on ‘sexual orientation” and “gender identity.”

The New (Old) Bigotry

Phil Bair: If even a few people can avoid the confusion between bigotry and integrity, we are further along than we were before.

Exercising Religious Conscience Is Not Discrimination

Shane Vander Hart: When religious liberty interests oppose LGBT interests, under SOGI laws and the Equality Act if it passes, people of faith lose.

Trump Administration Looks to Affirm Biological Definition of Sex in Law

The New York Times reports the Trump Administration via the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is looking to affirm the biological definition of sex in federal law.

Republicans, Fight Back Against Liberal Propaganda

Kelvey Vander Hart: Republicans must remind the political world of who it is that cares, who gets things done. We must fight back against liberal propaganda

U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Downplays Religious Liberty in New Report

USCCR: Religious exceptions to civil liberties and civil rights protections should be tailed as narrowly as applicable law requires.