Discrimination
Personal religious beliefs do not justify prejudicial actions that violate discrimination laws.
Have you been a victim of discrimination based on religion? Share your story with us: Complete our Anti-Discrimination Support Network Narrative Collection Form.
- Religious Definition of Civil Marriage- Government licensing requirements should not be based on religious beliefs.
- Same-sex marriage - U.S. Supreme Court rules in favor of marriage equality in Obergefell v. Hodges!
- Religiously Motivated Employment Discrimination- Exemptions allow employers to use their religion as justification to discriminate despite long-standing bans on discrimination in hiring practices.
- Faith-based initiatives
- Exemptions from employment discrimination laws
- Ministerial exception
- Housing Discrimination by Religious Landlords- Exemptions allow landlords to use their religion as justification to discriminate despite long-standing bans on discrimination in rental practices.
- Exemptions from housing discrimination laws
- Taxpayer Money Furthering Religious Beliefs- Religious organizations who contract with the government use taxpayer money in furtherance of their own beliefs.
- Faith-based initiatives
- Grants to religious charities
- Boy scouts
- The Aderholt Amendment