TN Governor Vetoes Vanderbilt Bill
Written by Don Byrd
Arguing the state should stay out of private affairs, Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam vetoed a bill yesterday aimed at Vanderbilt University’s controversial non-discrimination policy.
New York MTA Scraps Logo Rule
Written by Don Byrd
As part of the settlement of a federal religious discrimination lawsuit, New York’s MTA has agreed to reverse an especially troubling requirement of religious workers.
TN Legislature Targets Vanderbilt’s Controversial Non-Discrimination Policy
Written by Don Byrd
In a bill quickly passed at the end of the session, the Tennessee legislature lashed out at Vanderbilt University’s non-discrimination policy which requires all student organizations to admit any student regardless of religious belief.
EEOC Settles Discrimination Suit with Taco Bell
Written by Don Byrd
A Taco Bell operator in North Carolina has agreed to pay $27,000 to settle a religious discrimination suit brought by the EEOC.
New White House Church-State Guidelines Have Same Old Problem
Written by Don Byrd
Friday, as I posted earlier, the White House issued important guidelines to agencies on how to administer church-state reforms and safeguards adopted more than a year ago.
