My religious symbol replaced by snowmen
The law clearly states that holiday displays that are temporary in nature may include religious symbols. We are talking about a display, not an educational lesson plan. Why is it discrimination when it is against anyone else but Christians? Why is the ACL
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To The Editor:
The Brighton Neighborhood Association held its annual community holiday party at the Odessa Restaurant.
More than 200 residents participated. Each person received a holiday bag of gifts and participated in a free raffle whi
The Brighton Neighborhood Association held its annual community holiday party at the Odessa Restaurant.
More than 200 residents participated. Each person received a holiday bag of gifts and participated in a free raffle whi
My religious symbol replaced by snowmen
The law clearly states that holiday displays that are temporary in nature may include religious symbols. We are talking about a display, not an educational lesson plan. Why is it discrimination when it is against anyone else but Christians? Why is the ACL
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