Religious Liberty

Education, Civil Rights Leaders Join Norton

Coalition: McCain Amendment Tramples on Home Rule

U.S. House Decisively Rejects Vouchers In Two Key Votes On Education Bill

This afternoon, the U.S. House of Representatives voted on two amendments to the reauthorization of the Elementary & Secondary Education Act that would have permitted federal tax dollars to be used for private school vouchers. The first amendment, which failed by a vote of 155-to-273, would have created vouchers through the Title I program for children in public schools that are deemed "failing." The second amendment, which failed 186-to-241, would have created voucher demonstration projects in five public school districts.

Kansas, Move Over!

Louisiana Making Bid to Become Nation’s New Creationism

It’s Not (Just) In Kansas Anymore!

New Report Reveals Creationism-Evolution Conflicts in 28 States

Florida Voucher Bill is Unsound

Misguided Education Bills Would Plunge Schools into Budget Chaos

Bush Plan to Fund Religious Groups Endangers First Amendment, Could Endorse Job Discrimination, Group Warns

People For the American Way Foundation today joined an array of civil rights, educational and religious groups in calling on President George W. Bush to ensure that religious groups receiving federal funds to operate social service programs will be required to abide by employment discrimination laws

Ralph Neas: Voters Hand Officials a Mandate on Education

While the 2000 presidential campaign season ended as it began, in uncertainty and confusion, in one area the voters' preference couldn't have been clearer

People For the American Way and Voters for Choice Host October 2nd Rally

Opening day for the Supreme Court's new term provides opportunity for progressives to get the word out on what's at risk in terms of the Court and the November 7th election

75 Years After Scopes' Conviction, Creationism-Evolution Drama is Recreated in Kansas Theatre

At 7:00 p.m. in the Lied Center on the campus of the University of Kansas, William Jennings Bryan (played by Edward Asner) and Clarence Darrow (portrayed by James Cromwell) will square off again over a topic that has bedeviled American life ever since John Scopes went on trial.

Three New Ads Unveiled

TV AD ASKS: "Shouldn't you cast a vote that really counts?"
1st PRINT AD WARNS: Right-wing wrecking ball takes aim at fundamental rights.
2nd PRINT AD PROVIDES: Facts about George Bush's record in Texas.

Public Wants Evolution, Not Creationsim, in Science Class, New National Poll Shows

Public sees no contradiction between God and Darwin,
Says creationist ideas can be taught about, but not as science

Florida "Bible History" Courses Violate Constitution, New Investigation Reveals

State Urged to Drop Courses from Approved List, Schools Asked to Revamp Instruction

Federal Court Overturns Ohio Vouchers

Court Strikes Down Public Funds for Religious Schools

Voucher Schools Balk at State Enforcement of Voucher Law

Schools’ Challenge Could Undermine Students’, Parents’, Taxpayers’ Rights

PFAW Joins Fight Against Voucher Ballot Inititative in Michigan

PFAW Cites Mounting Problems with Voucher Programs in Milwaukee and Cleveland, Recommends Support of Proven Education Reforms

Milwaukee Religious Schools Flout State Voucher Law

New Evidence Indicates Religious Discrimination In Admissions Plans

New Report Details Links Between Charity & Vested Interests In Campaign Against Public Schools

Children's Scholarship Fund Head Urged to Target Aid to Public Schools

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