America's Free Speech Coffee Company
Speak Freely. Drink Boldy.
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America's Free Speech Coffee Company
Speak Freely. Drink Boldy.
Free Shipping Over $50
Here’s how:
Now that you know the science behind the Based brew…it’s time to try it
$27.99
$20.99 *with discount code
Medium-dark, fresh-roasted 100% Arabica beans. Premium blend (Colombia & Ethiopia). No weak cups here.
$27.99
$20.99 *with discount code
Dark, fresh-roasted 100% Arabica beans. Premium, single origin (Colombia). No weak cups here.
$83.97
$54.58 *with discount code
This isn’t your average coffee.
Inside are three smooth Medium Dark to Extra Dark roasts crafted from 100% Arabica beans. No weak cups here.
You will get one 12oz bag of each:
BASED: Medium-Dark Roast. Premium blend (Central/South America).
RVVL: Dark Roast. Premium, single origin (Colombia).
GRIT: Extra-Dark Roast. Premium, single origin (Colombia).
Free speech and free open debate are the foundation of freedom and traditional American values.
Our BHAG (Big Hairy Audacious Goal) is to give $100K to protect free speech in 2026, our first year in business. We launched March 13th. Here is how we are doing:
Fuel the fight with exceptional coffee. We’re committed to earning your trust, not expecting it. How do we do this? Leading with our values, showing the impact, and providing the highest quality product.
As a values-driven company, we put action behind our words: 10% of every sale goes directly to protecting free speech in America.
Definition (adjective)
Based: unapologetically non-conformist; anti-woke; boldly authentic (and better when caffeinated)
We are coffee pros who share values with you, the coffee drinker. How can we work together to protect free speech? By funding and caffeinating those who have dedicated their lives to protecting free speech. Enter: Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF)
ADF engages in strategic litigation, legislation, and public advocacy to ensure we can all “speak the truth in love” to everyone we meet, just as the Apostle Paul instructs us in Ephesians 4:15. ADF stands for free speech wherever it’s under threat, from schools and the workplace to the corporate boardroom and online.
Popular satire website The Babylon Bee, video platform Rumble, and attorney and blogger Kelly Chang Rickert successfully challenged two California laws that censored political speech. While governments continue to push for authoritarian censorship, ADF stands ready to defend your right to speak and joke, freely.
In 2019, Colorado legislators passed a law that targets the speech of counselors, specifically in private conversations with clients about gender identity. The law bars licensed counselors from saying anything to clients under the age of 18 that “attempts or purports to change an individual’s … gender identity.” Notably, the law only censors speech in one direction. The law enables counselors to “assist” anyone who is “undergoing gender transition.” So counselors may push young clients toward a gender identity different from their sex, which will often lead to harmful drugs and procedures. But counselors are prohibited from helping clients find peace with their biological sex, even when that is the client’s personal goal. The law threatens severe penalties for counselors who provide this help, including thousands of dollars in fines and even the loss of their license.
Colorado’s law violates Kaley’s freedom of speech, and it harms both counselors and clients, which is why ADF is appealing her case to the U.S. Supreme Court. The government has no business censoring conversations between clients and counselors, nor should a counselor be used as a tool to impose the government’s biased views on her clients. UPDATE: SUPREME COURT RULED 8:1 IN FAVOR OF KALEY & ADF!
At a time when few were willing to stand up to the lies of gender ideology and risk their professional reputations and careers, one man was.
For years, “experts” doctors, counselors, psychologists, psychiatrists, and others, followed the lead of activist organizations and ignored common sense. They helped spread the lie that gender was malleable, that boys could “transition” into girls, and vice versa.
This included the lie that taking dangerous gender-transition drugs like puberty blockers or cross-sex hormones would help a teen struggling with confusion about her body. Or the lie that removing healthy body parts would do anything other than create a lifetime of pain and regret.
Parents struggling to find help for a child suffering from gender dysphoria need the truth, not “affirmation.” They need real healthcare, not experimentation.
But who would tell them that?
One man did. But it cost him dearly.
Dr. Josephson lost years of his career while the case wound its way through the courts. Thankfully, in March 2023, a federal district court ruled that a jury should hear his claims against the university’s retaliatory actions toward him. After the university appealed the ruling, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit affirmed the lower court’s ruling in September 2024.
Finally, in April 2025, after a six-year legal battle, the university signed an agreement to a nearly $1.6 million settlement.
Dr. Josephson risked his career and reputation to speak the truth, and the University of Louisville fired him for taking a stand. Nearly a decade later, Dr. Josephson’s legal victory tells the story of how gender ideology engulfed America, yet the truth won out.
American social media platform X is challenging the European Commission over the Digital Services Act with support from ADF, an online censorship law that affects social media companies across the globe.
Jack Phillips is a cake artist and the owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop, where he designs custom cakes that celebrate some of life’s most important events. In 2012, two men requested that Jack create a custom wedding cake celebrating their same-sex wedding. Like many artists, Jack serves all people, but he cannot express messages or celebrate events that violate his core beliefs. So, Jack politely declined the request, saying that while he could not design cakes celebrating same-sex weddings, he would design custom cakes that express other messages or sell the men anything else in his shop.
Soon after, Jack was targeted and punished by the Colorado Civil Rights Commission for declining to create this cake due to his religious beliefs. ADF represented Jack at the Supreme Court, arguing that the government cannot compel artists to celebrate events or express ideas that they disagree with.
The Court ruled 7-2 in Jack’s favor, finding that Colorado was wrong to punish Jack for peacefully living out his beliefs in the marketplace. In its decision, the Court cited the Commission’s double standard toward Jack and overt hostility toward his religious beliefs. Government hostility toward people of faith has no place in our society, and no one should be forced to create or speak messages that violate their beliefs. Free speech is for everyone, including those the government disagrees with.
But don’t take our word for it…Last Week Tonight highlights a few of the recent ADF victories and why we support them. They wouldn’t make the segment if they weren’t doing something right!
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