Mountain States Legal Foundation

Property rights are liberty in physical form. If the government can take your land, what else can they take? #PropertyRights #Constitution #Freedom

Durango School District maintains a “Racial Equity Committee” that imposes racial quotas on members and its leaders. And separately, it offers racial preferences in hiring employees like teachers. Non-Caucasian applicants are given a preference over Caucasian ones, and even the…

MSLF filed a complaint with the Office for Civil Rights against a discriminatory Durango School District policy that bans employees from displaying flags or symbols representing non-white racial and ethnic identities. The district’s own DEI policy states the following: The Board…

Based on its own documents, it is clear that Durango School District discriminates based on race. Just one example: hosting a graduation ceremony exclusively for Native American students. While enrolled tribal members are entitled to certain federal benefits, none of them involve…

Jaiden Rodriguez. Kristen Fry. Danielle Johnson. They are more than just the name of a case or a party on one side of the v. These are REAL people. Who experienced REAL violations of their First Amendment rights. Free Speech retaliation and censorship happens to everyday…

The First Amendment doesn’t come with an asterisk. The government cannot censor your speech or compel you to speak words you do not believe. Your voice matters. #FreeSpeech #FirstAmendment

The Constitution isn’t just a piece of paper—it’s a call to courage. Know your rights and fight everyday to preserve those freedoms. #Courage #Freedom #USConstitution

The 14th Amendment says equal protection for all—no exceptions. That means justice isn’t a privilege. It’s a right. #EqualProtection #CivilRights #Constitution

An armed people is a free people. Our Founding Fathers knew this well, and we must do well to NEVER forget it! Happy 2A Monday all!

A disarmed population is a vulnerable population. The founders understood this. We should never forget it. #SecondAmendment #Constitution

The right to self-defense is inherent and foundational to freedom. The Second Amendment simply guarantees it. #2AMonday #SelfDefense #LiveFree

The Second Amendment isn’t about hunting. Or even guns for that matter. It’s about resistance to tyranny and defense of personal liberty. #2AMonday #RightToBearArms #Freedom

You don’t need the government's permission to exercise your rights. That’s what liberty means. That is what the Constitution protects. #KnowYourRights #LimitedGovernment

The Constitution exists to limit government power—not your freedom. In the words of Abraham Lincoln, "that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth." #Constitution #PowerToThePeople #AbrahamLincoln

Property rights = freedom in action. Without the right to own, build, and protect what is yours, liberty is just a word. #PropertyRights #FreedomMatters #America

The First Amendment isn’t just for the speech you agree with. It’s also for the speech that challenges you. That’s how liberty stays alive, and tyranny stays at bay. #FreeSpeech #FirstAmendment #Freedom

“We the People” isn’t just a phrase—it’s a promise. The Constitution wasn’t written to give us rights. It was written to protect the rights we already have. #Constitution #Liberty #WeThePeople

The Constitution didn’t create free speech—it recognized it. The government’s job is not to grant rights, but to protect them.

Every right you enjoy today was written in ink by people who risked their lives to defy tyranny. They created the Constitution to be a shield—a shield that protects your rights even today.

Individual liberty is not a partisan idea. It’s an American idea. That is why we must defend every right— and the Constitution that protects them.