This graduation censorship season, here is how you can stand up for your faith at school

Cancel culture in public education runs so deep.

Holly M. Randall serves as Associate Counsel for First Liberty Institute, a non-profit law firm exclusively dedicated to defending religious liberty for all Americans.

In each of these cases, the students did the right thing. Instead of caving to school administrators using a mistaken interpretation of the Establishment Clause, the students sought legal advice. In each case, First Liberty Institute intervened and secured the speaker’s right to profess their faith while wearing a cap and gown.

But graduation censorship is merely a symptom of a broader problem in our public schools. Despite the U.S. Supreme Court’s comment that religion is an integral part of a public school education, too many school administrators would rather remove any and all mention of it within the schoolhouse gates.