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Recently, the US Supreme Court sided in favor of high school coach Joe Kennedy in that his firing from the Bremerton School District violated his First Amendment rights. At the crux of the matter was the school district's refusal to let Kennedy pray on the football field immediately after games. The case pitched the religious freedoms of the coach, who holds a level of power over the student players, against the same rights of the students who didn't want to feel pressured to participate. One aspect of the case that played in Kennedy's favor was that the SCOTUS found that he didn't directly force any student to join in his prayers. President and CEO of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, Rachel Laser, reacted to the decision, stating; "Today, the court continued its assault on church-state separation, by falsely describing coercive prayer as 'personal' and stopping public schools from protecting their students' religious freedom... This decision represents the greatest loss of religious freedom in our country in generations."
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