Charlie Butts is a Reporter at ACLU. He focuses on issues related to civil liberties and education, often exploring the intersection of academia and advocacy for individual rights. His work highlights the importance of protecting freedoms within educational institutions.
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An experienced litigator says the abortion-obsessed Biden administration is stepping on states' toes.
Wyoming's liberal Republican governor is getting blistered by the public for punishing a medical board member who spoke in favor of a popular bill banning transgender surgery for underage children.
Louisiana lawmakers are taking action to protect schools and students from two major tenets of the transgender agenda.
One of the world's leading experts on religious freedom explains how the Islamic country's blasphemy law is resulting in Muslim riots and Christian arrests.
A spokesperson for Texas' largest policy organization focusing on faith, family, and freedom says party leadership left the state's Democratic Convention in shambles again this year.
A pro-family group in North Dakota sees more than one upside in a state judge's recent ruling against the gender manipulation of minors.
Prager University won a short-lived battle against big tech giant Google after being accused of “hate speech” and temporarily banned from its Play Store.
The director of a pro-life youth ministry says no amount or degree of pushback will sway him from proclaiming the truth about abortion.
Though an uphill battle against abortion proposals lies ahead, a researcher believes "pro-life victories are within reach."
A pro-lifer explains how the nation's largest abortion chain created a new revenue stream
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