Bill To Ensure Religious Freedom And Protections For TN Clergy Pushed Until 2024
The Tennessee Senate Judiciary Committee Deferred A Bill That Would Protect Officiants From Being Forced To Perform Wedding Ceremonies Until Next Year.
Read moreThe Tennessee Senate Judiciary Committee Deferred A Bill That Would Protect Officiants From Being Forced To Perform Wedding Ceremonies Until Next Year.
Read moreLegislation That Would Force Social Media Platforms To Stop Censoring Citizens Failed In The House Banking And Consumer Affairs Subcommittee On Wednesday.
Read moreTwo Sets Of Republican-Sponsored Bills That Aim To Prohibit Social Media Platforms From Censoring Tennessee Residents Are Headed To Subcommittees And Committees In The House And Senate Next Week On March 14th, 2023.
Read moreLast Night, A Bill To Protect The Right Of Those Who Have The Authority To Perform Marriage Ceremonies To Refuse To Perform Them For Any Reason Without Fear Of Any Retaliation In The Form Of Civil Litigation Passed The Tennessee House Along Party Lines.
Read moreThis Week, The House Civil Justice Committee Voted On A Bill That Aims To Empower Any Officiant With The Ability To Refuse To Solemnize Any Marriage Ceremony, For Any Reason, Without Fear Of Any Retaliation In The Form Of Civil Litigation.
Read moreA Bill That Requires Parental Consent Before Students Can Join Clubs At School Such As GLSEN Or Prism Alliance Passed Out Of Subcommittee On Tuesday And Will Now Go To The Education Administration Committee On March 8th, 2023.
Read moreA Bill With The Aim Of Proactively Protecting The Rights Of Officiants To Refuse To Solemnize Marriages Contrary To Their Beliefs Has Advanced In The Tennessee House.
Read moreLegislation That Would Ban Adult Performers From Performing Drag Shows For Minors Has Been Placed On The Calendar For The Tennessee House Finance, Ways, And Means Subcommittee.
Read moreOn Tuesday, February 21st, A Bill Will Be Heard In The House Children & Family Affairs Subcommittee That Aims To Ensure Religious Liberty For Clergy And For Anyone That Tennessee Law Allows To Perform Marriage Ceremonies. The Bill Aims To Codify The Right To Refuse To Perform A Ceremony That Violates Their Religious Beliefs.
Read moreRepresentative Monty Fritts And Senator Paul Bailey Are Sponsoring A Pair Of Bills That Would Prohibit Social Media Platforms From Censoring Tennessee Residents.
House Bill 1504 And Senate Bill 1299 Also Require These Platforms To Publicly Disclose How They Manage Data And Content, Including How They Moderate Content And How Their Algorithms Work With Regard To Searches And Ranking.