Commentary
By Charles C. Haynes First Amendment Center
Americans aren't shy about invoking their First Amendment rights - especially over issues of religion and values in public schools. Over one 10-day period in January, I heard from Wiccans in North Carolina upset about school Internet filters filtering out Wicca, a student in Florida challenging a school speech code, a teacher in Utah worried about school censorship of a religious T-shirt, and a California parent in California concerned about the accuracy of religious material used to teach Thanksgiving. It's no . . .
