Student Wants to Conduct Anti-Gay Counseling

federal appeals court in Atlanta this week is hearing the case of a Christian counseling student who alleges that her school unconstitutionally suspended her because she planned to tell her clients that being gay is morally wrong. The Associated Press has been following the 1st Amendment case filed by Jennifer Keeton, a graduate school counseling student at Georgia’s Augusta State University. The case was rejected last year by a district court judge and is before the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals.

Read the full story from the Los Angeles Times.

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