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Moroccan feminist and LGBTQ activist sentenced to prison in blasphemy case — Ibtissame Lachgar 2018 by Wikipedia Photo - Own work (By: Nederlandse Leeuw) / CC-BY-SA-4.0

LGBTQ+ · Morocco

Moroccan feminist and LGBTQ activist sentenced to prison in blasphemy case

50% Left coverage: 30 sources

A Moroccan court sentenced a prominent feminist activist to two and a half years in prison and $5,000 in fines for blasphemy in a case that has alarmed human rights groups and drawn widespread attention.See the Story

AG Ken Paxton urges Texas schools to allow prayer in classrooms under new law — REUTERS / ixx511

Ken Paxton · Texas

AG Ken Paxton urges Texas schools to allow prayer in classrooms under new law

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High School Football Coach Escorted Out of Game After Complaint He Was Pushing Religion on Players

Religion · Connecticut

High School Football Coach Escorted Out of Game After Complaint He Was Pushing Religion on Players

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

The school says they got a complaint the assistant coach was “proselytizing,” or pushing his religion onto players.See the Story

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