This year, the Alliance Defense Fund and Exodus International have teamed up to equip students to compassionately share their views about faith and sexuality with peers who may personally struggle with this issue.

Scott Davis who directs Exodus International's outreach to young people, Exodus Youth, says the organization is seeing a dramatic increase in the amount of youth turning to Exodus for help. "More and more young people are finding that the one-sided message they are hearing about sexuality isn't answering their questions. The Day of Truth is a powerful opportunity for them to connect with fellow students who can offer real hope and answers about tough life issues."

ADF senior legal counsel Mike Johnson added, "Day of Truth students have the same constitutional right to express their viewpoint as any other student. Unfortunately, despite using buzzwords like 'tolerance' and 'diversity,' many schools have censored students who want to peacefully express a Christian viewpoint.

"Allowing the communication of one viewpoint and censoring others is not only intolerant, but unconstitutional," said Johnson.  "ADF will defend Day of Truth students who have their free speech suppressed in public schools."