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First Principles Series: The Practical Case for Protecting Free Speech
Our “First Principles Series” is an ongoing awareness effort by Beacon to restore our nation’s commitment to those principles of free market...
First Principles Series: The Importance of Protecting our First Amendment Rights
Beacon tirelessly advocates for the principles of liberty whether government officials like them or not. Thanks to the First Amendment, all...
Freedom Wins: The Future of Education is Here
While the EFS success is a great reason to celebrate, there is more work to be done to unlock education freedom for all Tennesseans.
First Principles Series: Worker Freedom
More and more people are relocating to Tennessee to live and work and fleeing states that refuse to protect their freedoms, like California,...
First Principles Series: The Plight of Property Taxes
Tennessee joins Hawaii, Vermont, and New Hampshire as the outliers where property taxes can go up without limit.
Fact Checking Claims on Enrollment Declines
Despite declining enrollment occurring all across the nation, recent news reports have claimed that the problem is specific to Tennessee bec...
Get to Know Kathryn Beale, Beacon’s New Director of Development
Tell us about you—where you’re from, any fun facts about yourself, and where you spent your career prior to Beacon. I’m originally from Bent...
August 2025 Beacon Poll Results
A majority of Tennesseans, 56% of voters, believe the cap on Education Freedom Scholarships should be lifted from where it currently sits at...
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