We are Muslims and Jews. We need the Supreme Court to side with coach's Christian prayer.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : In 1894, in holding that Catholic nuns could not be banned from teaching in public schools even if they taught while wearing religious garb, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court wrote: "Are the courts to decide that the cut of a man's coat or the color of a woman's gown is sectarian teaching, because they indicate sectarian religious belief?
59% : The 9th Circuit's decision would allow or even require public schools to ban such private religious conduct.
53% : To be sure, there are cases where a school might violate the First Amendment, such as a teacher penalizing students for refusing to recite Christian prayers.
48% : Our Founding Fathers wrote the First Amendment to accommodate America's diversity of religious practices and viewpoints, not to eliminate religious exercise.
45% : Ibram X. Kendi: Republicans help maintain racism by undermining critical race theory in public education
32% : The lower court reasoned that Kennedy's quiet prayer might signal that the public school had unconstitutionally endorsed religion or that a student might feel compelled to join him, even if doing so would violate the student's conscience.

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