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Dear Fellow American,

Oklahoma actively discriminates against religion in its charter-school program.

And when the state's Charter School Board refused to participate in that discrimination, Oklahoma's attorney general sued.

Now we're defending the Board all the way to the Supreme Court.

St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School wants to be part of Oklahoma's charter-school program, and it's just as qualified as any non-religious charter school.

So Oklahoma's Statewide Charter School Board accepted St. Isidore's application, treating it the same as any non-religious charter school. That result would have offered another high-quality, no-cost educational option to underprivileged families across the state.

But because St. Isidore is religious, Oklahoma's attorney general sued to force the Board to exclude St. Isidore from the program.

And then Oklahoma Supreme Court sided with the attorney general.

Quick quiz—was that the right call?

Please answer our one-question quiz here.

Let us know what you think. Must we win this case at the U.S. Supreme Court?

Please click here to tell us if you think this is unacceptable religious discrimination from a state government.

For faith and justice,

Andrea Dill
Legal Counsel

ADF

Alliance Defending Freedom  15100 N. 90th Street, Scottsdale, Arizona 85260
 

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