BREAKING: Religious Freedom in US Scores Huge Victory in Boston City Hall Christian Flag Case

May 03, 2022 View Original Article
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54% : At issue was whether the flagpole became a public forum meriting free speech protections under the First Amendment to bar discrimination based on viewpoint, as the plaintiffs claimed, or whether it represented merely a conduit for government speech not warranting such protection, as Boston claimed.
53% : In turning down Camp Constitution, Boston had said that raising the cross flag could appear to violate another part of the First Amendment that bars governmental endorsement of a particular religion.
52% : Religious freedom in the United States scored a huge victory Monday when the Supreme Court ruled that the city of Boston violated the First Amendment by refusing to fly a local organization's Christian flag in front of city hall, although it had flown other groups' flags.

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