As for non-believers, this law poses a threat to their rights too. Our First Amendment doesn’t just give all of us freedom to practice any religion; it also gives us freedom from practicing religion. Therefore, these students may also become marginalized, even targeted for their lack of faith. At the very the least, they will be forced into a highly uncomfortable position should the overwhelming majority of their peers bow their heads in prayer during a required school assembly. Granted, if any student - or teacher, for that matter - doesn’t want to take part in an assembly where spiritual content is included, they reserve the right to simply walk out. However, in my experience, it isn’t that easy. In
