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Three families share how local housing rules shape who can afford to live in their towns, and why showing up to the meetings matters.
Three families share what happens after a prison sentence ends, and why helping people rebuild their lives can be as important as the sentence itself.
A child needing government permission to sell lemonade is absurd, and it is one we have worked on at Libertas for years.
Two families went looking for a different kind of school.
When governments force specific terms of employment on businesses, they prevent individuals and businesses from negotiating the terms that best suit their circumstances. 
If restaurants truly tried to levy exorbitant prices that were beyond their customers’ willingness to pay, they would lose business. This phenomenon has been witnessed time and time again.

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