Chris Line

Chris Line received his B.S. in Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater in 2012. He began working for FFRF in 2015 as a legal intern while attending law school at the University of Wisconsin. Shortly after receiving his Juris Doctor in 2017, Chris began working full-time for FFRF as a Patrick O’Reiley Legal Fellow. He became an FFRF staff attorney in September 2019. He is an accomplished photographer whose work has appeared in The Humanist magazine, The Progressive, and FFRF’s own Freethought Today. His work can even be found on display in Freethought Hall.

Weekly Watch – March 31, 2025

This week: a student critique of Bible-infused Texas curricula, a SCOTUS case with seismic implications for workers’ unemployment, a chilling exploration of how redefining antisemitism is jeopardizing both Jewish safety and democratic discourse, and a look inside Turning Point USA’s latest bid to conscript pastors into the culture war.

Bible-infused lessons in Texas schools ignore the law and hurt students like me | Opinion

All students deserve to feel valued in their classrooms, not subjected to alienation or divisions along religious and cultural lines.

The Supreme Court’s new religion case could devastate American workers

Catholic Charities v. Wisconsin risks giving employers a sweeping new power to ignore laws protecting their workers.

The new definition of antisemitism is transforming America – and serving a Christian nationalist plan

Redefining antisemitism in the law was never about Jewish safety. It is about consolidating authoritarian power under the veneer of minority protection

Inside Turning Point USA’s Pastors Summit – Word&Way

Why does Charlie Kirk, the new face of Christian Nationalism, say the church is in ‘wartime’ when Trump is in the White House and his party controls D.C.?