SCOTUS Looks Ready to Let Public Money Fund Religious Discrimination
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The Supreme Court’s conservative majority appears poised to further weaken the separation between church and state by requiring that taxpayer dollars subsidize religious schools that deny admission to LGBTQ families. Such a decision would be the latest in line of holdings by this court that have opened the public coffers to private religious institutions. During
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SCOTUS Looks Ready to Let Public Money Fund Religious Discrimination
The Supreme Court’s conservative majority appears poised to further weaken the separation between church and state by requiring that taxpayer dollars subsidize religious schools that deny admission to LGBTQ families. Such a decision would be the latest in line of holdings by...
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