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Supreme Court to hear Catholic preschools’ case involving same-sex parents

Supreme Court to hear Catholic preschools’ case involving same-sex parents

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case involving two Catholic preschools challenging Colorado’s 2023 mandate requiring them to enroll children of same-sex couples to access public funds. This case could potentially narrow a key 1990 religious rights precedent. The decision marks a significant development in the intersection of religious freedom and LGBTQ+ rights in U.S. politics.

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