New Compelled Speech Lawsuit, Religious Discrimination, and Disaster Loans: August 4, 2025

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Listen to Napa Legal's Senior Counsel and Director of Content Frank DeVito discuss key legal and policy updates relevant to faith-based nonprofits with Joseph Clement each week.

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Listen to Napa Legal's Senior Counsel and Director of Content Frank DeVito discuss key legal and policy updates relevant to faith-based nonprofits with Joseph Clement each week.

Non-Profit

Business

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New Compelled Speech Lawsuit, Religious Discrimination, and Disaster Loans: August 4, 2025

The Napa Legal Podcast

33 minutes 46 seconds

3 months ago

New Compelled Speech Lawsuit, Religious Discrimination, and Disaster Loans: August 4, 2025

Welcome to the Napa Legal Podcast, where we examine religious liberty from the perspective of faith-based nonprofits. In this week's episode, we discuss the following legal and policy updates.

1:21 A lawsuit in Pennsylvania over religious discrimination in children's sports;

8:43 A federal agency's recent decision to allow religious organizations access to emergency disaster funding;

17:06 A Christian bookstore's efforts to protect their right to religious liberty which facing censorship and legally compelled speech.

Tags: PIAA, public school sports, Trinity Lutheran, Small Business Administration, Center for Faith, establishment clause, free exercise, freedom of religion, religious liberty, CADA, anti-discrimination laws, free speech, first amendment.

The Napa Legal Podcast, August 4, 2025.