· Updated March 27, 2025 5:05 AM · 4 min read read
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In my last post I commented on an attempt by the Justice Department to conceal the pro-sexual-identity message of vandals who put graffiti on an Islamic center. Others have speculated that the Department's motivations were political. I speculated that the motives were more straight-forwardly grounded in a principled commitment to sexual identity rights. And I suggested that those rights are inherently hostile not only to the conscience rights of Christians and Jews but also Muslims and all other
In my last post I commented on an attempt by the Justice Department to conceal the pro-sexual-identity message of vandals who put graffiti on an Islamic center. Others have speculated that the Department's motivations were political. I speculated that the motives were more straight-forwardly grounded in a principled commitment to sexual identity rights. And I suggested that those rights are inherently hostile not only to the conscience rights of Christians and Jews but also Muslims and all other…