text: Wilson said she feels very strongly about this because she has spent years working on how people come to trust women, and on the three Hs of style.
  Because there is a history at Chautauqua Institution of support for women’s education and issues, she will share what she has learned from her historical research on the CWC.
  “We have to contradict this unfairness,” Wilson said. “We can’t just say it isn’t fair. There’s an opportunity for each of us to make the playing ground more level, to give each of us a fair shot.”
  
  Religious liberty advocates hope the U.S. Supreme Court will establish a clear precedent Feb. 27 to answer a question regarding the separation of church and state in the public square.