Church and State Separation Debate

The Church and State Debate tag examines constitutional questions surrounding the Establishment Clause, religious liberty claims, and public policy implementation in schools and government institutions. JRL CHARTS provides legally reviewed, advertiser-safe reporting on how these disputes affect minority faiths, LGBTQ communities, and public education standards.

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25 05, 2021

ACLU Sues Arkansas Over Transgender Youth Treatment Ban

By JRL Charts|2026-02-28T17:33:11-08:00May 25th, 2021|Categories: LGBT Politics, Transgender News|Tags: Access & Advocacy, ACLU, American Civil Liberties Union, arkansas lgbt politics, Asa Hutchinson, Gender‑Affirming Care: Latest Policies, puberty blockers ban, transgender, Transgender rights in the United States, Transgender youth|

LAS VEGAS — (05-25-21) — The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against the state of Arkansas to block a new anti-transgender law that bans doctors from providing gender reassignment surgeries and other treatments for transgender youth. In the lawsuit filed by the ACLU on Tuesday, says that the law will [...]

5 08, 2018

South Dakota Charles Rhines Sentenced to Death for Being Gay?

By JRL Charts|2018-08-05T17:31:28-07:00August 5th, 2018|Categories: LGBT Politics|Tags: American Civil Liberties Union, Attorney Ethan Rice, Charles Rhines, Civil Liberties Union of South Dakota, civil rights organizations, GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders, Lambda Legal, Lambda Legal Fair Courts Project, lgbt politics, National Center for Lesbian Rights, National LGBT Bar Association, sentenced to death being gay, South Dakota Jury|

'South Dakota' man 'Charles Rhines', has made headlines for being sentenced to death for being gay by a South Dakota jury, alleges six civil rights group who filed an appeal on his behalf after new anti-LGBT evidence came to light in Charles Rhines sentencing case. In a time where we see LGBT civil rights in [...]

22 02, 2018

Mississippi Town Rejects LGBTQ PRIDE Parade, Gay Activists Outraged

By JRL Charts|2026-02-24T11:02:29-08:00February 22nd, 2018|Categories: LGBT Politics|Tags: American Civil Liberties Union, associated press, Daily News, gay news, human rights campaign, LGBT Polics, LGBT Pride Parade Cancelled, Mississippi, Pride 2018, Southern Poverty Law Center, Starkville Board of Aldermen|

By: Paul Goldberg, Staff Writer Plans for the first ever LGBTQ PRIDE Parade were shattered after local leaders in the town of Starkville, Mississippi, denied a permit to LGBTQ support group Starkville Pride to hold what would have been the historic first ever gay pride parade in the town with a population of 26,000. Needless [...]

30 10, 2017

LGBT Advocates Score Victory as Judge Blocks Transgender Troop Ban

By JRL Charts|2025-11-27T12:29:34-08:00October 30th, 2017|Categories: LGBT Politics|Tags: American Civil Liberties Union, American Military Partner Association, Donald Trump, Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly, LGBTQ media advocacy organization, Sarah Kate Ellis, transgender military news, Trump administration, U.S court of appeals|

By: Paul Goldberg, Staff Writer WASHINGTON, D.C — Transgender Military Ban set it motion by president Trump, fell off the wagon today when LGBT rights advocates scored a victory today when a federal court decision ruled on Monday, Oct. 30, that the Pentagon is banned from enforcing the Trump administration’s executive order to ban from [...]

12 09, 2017

Edith Windsor, Who Helped Pioneer End to Gay Marriage Ban, dies at 88

By JRL Charts|2017-09-12T15:12:04-07:00September 12th, 2017|Categories: LGBT Politics|Tags: American Civil Liberties Union, Edith Windsor dies at 88, Federal government, same-sex marriage, U.S Supreme Court|

By: Paul Goldberg, Staff Writer NEW YORK, NY — Edith Windsor, a pioneer and a widow who brought a landmark Supreme Court case that successfully struck down parts of a federal law banning gay marriage and which eventually led to federal recognition of same-sex marriages, died Tuesday at the age of 88. According to Windsor's [...]

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