Monthly Archives: April 2015

The Battle of Indiana Didn’t Have To Happen

Posted on April 2, 2015 by James Hanley

[Note: A Guest Post by Hit Coffee’s Will Truman] There really is an odd feeling of the ground shuffling from under my feet. Fifteen years ago, I was on the far left of the same-sex marriage movement, and pretty far … Continue reading →

Posted in Politics in General | Tagged Indiana RFRA, Same-sex marriage, Will Truman | 12 Comments

Indiana’s RFRA Is Almost Certainly Not Actually What You Think It Is (Because You’re Talking Out of Your Ass)

Posted on April 1, 2015 by James Hanley

Note: This post is really long, and violates the laws of blogging by not making an implicit claim of being absolutely true, correct, and inarguable, so you’re better off not reading it. And if you have the common-sense not to … Continue reading →

Posted in Laws | Tagged discrimination, Employment Division v. Smith, First Amendment, gay marriage, Indiana, Oregon v. Smith, religious freedom, religious freedom restoration act, RFRA, Same-sex marriage | 13 Comments

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Monthly Archives: April 2015

The Battle of Indiana Didn’t Have To Happen

Indiana’s RFRA Is Almost Certainly Not Actually What You Think It Is (Because You’re Talking Out of Your Ass)

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