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This week the U.S. Supreme Court released an important Tenth Amendment decision, Murphy v. NCAA, that may have clear implications for the state’s lawsuit against the United States over the Refugee Act. It also might just overthrow the Court’s three-year-old same-sex “marriage” decision, Obergefell v. Hodges. The Murphy case involved a provision in a federal […]
Last Sunday was Mother’s Day and next month we’ll celebrate Father’s Day. But given civil government’s sanction of two-mother and two-father households, will these honorific days pass away even as the Boy Scouts, an organization for boys, has passed away? Will two-mother households want their children asking why they don’t celebrate Father’s Day and wondering […]
A recent North Carolina primary race and a new national business report show it’s not political or economic suicide to support privacy rights by requiring men and women to use locker rooms and bathrooms based on their biological sex, not subjective states of mind. Doing so will not result in the dire economic consequences claimed […]
FACT is pleased to associate with the following national organizations in the course of its work on behalf of families in Tennessee:
Alliance Defending Freedom, Family Policy Alliance, Family Research Council, and Focus on the Family.
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Through this short video, we just wanted to say thank you for your year-end financial gifts and for your prayers as we enter into a new year at FACT.
In 2006, a group of Tennesseans came together to form The Family Action Council of Tennessee (FACT) because of their concern about the future of the family in Tennessee and the growing negative impact of public policies on the family. Continue reading
