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Listen to voices of Black faith freedom in this edition of Report from the Capital, highlighting a series of conversations hosted by Charles Watson Jr. and hearing reactions from our community about the intersection of race and religious liberty.

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Religious freedom has been white too long, by Amanda Tyler
Religious liberty and the presendential transition, by Holly Hollman
Standing up and speaking out against Christian nationalism

See how BJC is working to move faith freedom forward in this edition of Report from the Capital as we continue the work set before us: standing for everyone’s faith freedom and reimagining our work at new intersections, including a continued focus on the connection between religious freedom and racial justice. 

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Moving faith freedom forward, by Amanda Tyler
What is going on in the fight over LGBT nondiscrimination and foster care? by Holly Hollman
A fierce call to freedom: Dismantle racism
Black scholars share ways religious freedom has been white too long

BJC is working to build a faith freedom nation, ensuring all perspectives are welcome to engage constructively in the public square, regardless of religious beliefs. In this magazine, get to know our latest BJC Fellows class, hear from Amanda Tyler on how we’re cultivating a faith freedom nation, stand with indigenous neighbors facing the loss of sacred land at Oak Flat, talk to others about the dangers of white Christian nationalism, learn about religious exemptions to vaccine mandates from Holly Hollman, and more.

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Featured articles:
Creating a faith freedom nation, by Amanda Tyler
Religious exemptions to vaccine mandates, by Holly Hollman
The many manifestations of white Christian nationalism
New BJC Fellows develop firm foundations for advocacy
20 years after 9/11: The power of tiny acts to create a moral universe

BJC is working to ensure faith freedom is truly protected for all. In this magazine, Amanda Tyler explores what it means to advocate for freedom built on the idea of “we” instead of just “I,” Holly Hollman looks the Supreme Court case of Carson v. Makin that centers around government funding of religious education, we listen and learn from Hispanic, Latin American and Latinx voices, and you can see how your support advances faith freedom that’s for everyone.

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Featured articles:

The ‘we’ concept of freedom, by Amanda Tyler
Forcing states to fund religion by Holly Hollman
Can the church be trusted to handle Jesus? By Starlette Thomas