Civil and Human Rights

RADIO (SIRIUS XM): CAC’ s David Gans discusses the Hobby Lobby case

David Gans, Director of Human Rights, Civil Rights, and Citizenship Program with the Constitutional Accountability Center, joined the Michael Signorile Show today to offer insight from what he noticed sitting in the courtroom.

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