I know how coercive team prayers can be. Supreme Court wrong to side with coach Kennedy.
As a rookie with the Pittsburgh Steelers, I objected to the pre-game prayers. How I prayed was my decision and mine alone.
I know how coercive team prayers can be. Supreme Court wrong to side with coach Kennedy.
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