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LifeSiteNews senior correspondent Jim Hale interviews Thomas More Society attorney Paul Jonna about his client Nelli Parisenkova, a devout Christian and former employee of Bright Horizons Children’s Center who was fired for refusing to read LGBT-themed books to children. With help from the Thomas More Society, Parisenkova is now suing her former employer on grounds that she was wrongfully terminated and discriminated against because of her Christian faith.
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