Life in a digital age, China’s human rights violations, and religious liberty at the courts

In this episode, Brent and Lindsay discuss the United Nations’ report on human rights violations in China, the rejection of the Transgender Mandate at a Federal Appeals Court, life in the digital age, and Yeshiva University’s appeal to SCOTUS regarding a potential religious liberty violation. They also celebrate the beginning of college football season. 

ERLC Content

• Jason Thacker with Why the (mis)labeling of pregnancy resource centers on Yelp needs to be corrected: Combatting lack of information and misinformation
• Alex Ward with How technology contributes to a pornified culture: Sexuality in the digital age

Culture

• The New York Times: The United Nations releases long-awaited report on human rights violations in China
• BP: Federal Appeals Court rejects Transgender Mandate
• Courthouse News: Yeshiva University appeals to SCOTUS

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