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This map illustrates the political landscape of the United States in 1861, just as the nation stood on the brink of civil war. It highlights the division between free and slave states, the status of U.S. territories, and the emerging Confederacy, offering a snapshot of a fractured republic at a critical turning point. As Southern states began to secede following Abraham Lincoln’s election, long-standing...

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URAD Religion Policy!

This is part of the mini-series commemorating the history of URAD states. The pieces will focus on subjects like the history of our society, cultural norms, space, police reformation, and social advancements, religious and sexual practices. If you would like to read about certain aspects of our community contact us at [email protected]

    The URAD states have enacted some new laws about religion. Here is a summary of the new laws and how they will be enforced.

·         The URAD States is a place where people can be free of social constructs and restraints, however imposing religious dogma or doctrine against other person(s) against their will is prohibited.

·         All religious texts are admitted except the texts cannot be used as a form of oppression against other groups. For example, a person cannot use Christianity as a way to shame women who chose to get an abortion. That type of talk is not allowed outside of the designated neutral zones.

·         All religious practices are permitted but must be performed in designated neutral zones. Religious ceremonies can be performed in individual’s homes as long as no solicitation is occurring.

·         All persons in the URAD states regardless of religious affiliation, race, or ethnicity are required to receive an education.

·         All persons are required to take a course that focus on the different world religions. This is to help foster respect and understanding for all people. A person’s religious affiliation cannot stop them from attaining a position of power.  

In the URAD states we pride ourselves on diversity and inclusion, so religious bias will not be admitted. This new law has helped to elect the first Muslim female Senator in the states!  All religious affiliated acts of violence will be dealt with harshly and swiftly. Under no circumstance is anyone made to feel inferior because of religion, gender, or race/ethnicity under these new laws.

 URAD News Religion Correspondent,

Pauline