The Free Speech and Free Exercise Clauses of the First Amendment protect religious displays such as nativity scenes placed on public property.

For a city as rich in history as San Antonio, it’s a shame to point a bulldozer at a centuries-old religious practice.

Lipscomb is a pro-life advocate in Detroit who is denied the opportunity to share life-affirming messages with women visiting the Scotsdale Abortion Center due to a new ordinance that criminalize individuals who stand within 15 feet of the entrance or approach a person to converse or hand out resources within 100 feet of the entrance.

No American should be criminally charged for sharing their faith in public.

The law and Constitution grant all people the right to express their religious beliefs and speak freely, even if what they say is controversial.

When the government censors a message just because it conveys a religious point of view, it violates the First Amendment.