Tennessee City Will Have Pride After Republican Mayor’s Tie-Breaking Vote
Franklin's mayor said that the First Amendment dictates that the organizers can have the event on public property.
April 12, 2023
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Franklin's mayor said that the First Amendment dictates that the organizers can have the event on public property.
An appeals court lifted an injunction against the draconian "license to discriminate" law.
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The measure allows faith-based agencies, even those using taxpayer funds, to turn away prospective parents who offend their religious beliefs.
The Golden State will no longer fund travel to states that support discrimination.
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