With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with a point.

We often hear folks forced to endure, quote-unquote, sensitivity training for holding opinions

that everyone else did just five years ago, but in an unusual turn of events, a U.S. district

court judge is awarded the corporate lawyers for Southwest Airlines to undergo training

with the Alliance defending freedom about religious liberty.

On August 7th, the U.S. District Court ruled that Southwest Airlines violated Charlene

Carter's rights when they fired her for posting pro-life opinions on her personal social

media.

The ruling also declared that Southwest had to notify their flight attendants about

protections for their religious views.

Southwest instead notified their flight attendants that the company policy did not violate

their religious freedom.

While to say the least the judge wasn't happy and ruled that more training was in order,

and that ADF was the group to provide it, when not surprisingly, Southwest has appealed

the decision and media outlets a feigned disbelief and expressed outrage.

Hopefully, all of that inconsistency will be obvious to everyone.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.