Austin Davis v. City of Tempe
Tempe, Arizona, burdens charities, punishes kindness with unconstitutional permitting scheme
AZ HUGS is fighting back with a federal lawsuit to restore their right to serve Tempe’s most vulnerable residents.
Do No Harm, Foundation Against Intolerance and Racism v. Governor Sanders
Arkansas’ race quotas for licensing boards deny residents equal treatment and opportunities for public service
Do No Harm and FAIR are fighting back with a federal lawsuit challenging Arkansas’s use of race quotas to decide who can serve on these regulatory boards.
CFER v. Fresno Unified School District
Fighting for equality and educational opportunity in Fresno schools
CFER is fighting back with a federal lawsuit to ensure these valuable educational programs are truly accessible to all students, regardless of race.
Kōloa Rum Company v. Noem
Fighting to end the Jones Act’s century-old, discriminatory shipping laws
Bob Gunter and Kōloa Rum Company are fighting back with a federal lawsuit challenging the Jones Act’s constitutionality under the Port Preference Clause.
Hooley v. UC Regents
UCSF healthcare internship selects participants based on race, denying students equal access to educational opportunities
G.H. is fighting back with a federal equal protection challenge to restore equal treatment and educational opportunity for all students, regardless of race.
Landscape Consultants of Texas, Inc. v. Harris County, Texas, et al.
Texas county’s racial set-asides in contracting undermine equality and unfairly limit economic opportunities
Landscape Consultants is challenging discriminatory programs by the City of Houston to ensure public contractors can provide their communities with the best service at the best price without racial discrimination.
Jason Murchison v. City of Newport Beach, CA
Surf lesson ban crashes entrepreneur’s livelihood, wipes out rights
Jason Murchison is fighting back with a federal lawsuit challenging Newport Beach’s unlawful restrictions on surf lessons. A win will restore his fundamental right to earn a living and protect the rights of all entrepreneurs to do the same for themselves, consumers, and their communities
Do No Harm v. Cunningham
Race mandates for public service deny equality and opportunity
Do No Harm's federal lawsuit challenges the racial quota for Minnesota’s HEAL Council as violating the Constitution’s equal protection guarantee.
Kerstin Helgason and Jamie Sorenson v. Loretta Melby and the California Board of Registered Nursing
California nurse practitioners fight for their right to provide much-needed mental health care
Kerstin Helgason and Jamie Sorenson, two licensed psychiatric nurse practitioners, are challenging the interpretation of a state law that hobbles their ability to care for their patients and earn an honest living.