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Should a college student group be free to set its own standards for leadership?The answer seems obvious, but it took a lawsuit to convince administrators at the University of Houston-Clear Lake to see things that way. Nearly every recognized student organization on campus was allowed to determine their own leadership requirements, but not Christian group Ratio Christi.After Ratio Christi worked with Alliance Defending Freedom to take UHCL to court, the school relented and eventually amended its Student Organization Handbook to specify that every officially recognized student group is free to elect leaders who represent the views of the group.Why did it take a lawsuit to make UHCL see this?Watch to learn more about what ADF is doing to protect free speech and religious freedom on college campuses and across the country.You can watch more videos like this and learn how you can stand for freedom at https://ADFLegal.org/Freedom-Matters.