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After a second unvaccinated child tragically and avoidably died from measles in Texas last week, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy ostentatiously flew to the state to attend …
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A group of Oklahoma faith leaders, public education advocates, and public-school parents — who are among the plaintiffs in a lawsuit to stop Oklahoma’s creation of the nation’s first religious …
FFRF demands answers after N.C. elementary school invites Christian boy band to proselytize students
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is sounding the alarm over a shocking violation of the separation of state and church in Davidson County Schools (NC), which invited an evangelical Christian …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is pleased to announce that it has successfully resolved litigation related to the mismanagement of a donor’s trust to the mutual benefit of all organizations …
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Watch the preview here. A humanist activist from Ghana who has placed the first atheist billboard in Africa is this week’s lively guest on “Freethought Matters,” the Freedom From Religion …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is insisting that the Vail School District Governing Board terminate an agreement that would allow a 1,300-square-foot seminary school to be built on district property.Several concerned community …
More » from FFRF opposes Ariz. school board agreement building seminary on campus
The Freedom From Religion Foundation denounces the Kentucky Legislature’s misguided decision to reinstall a Ten Commandments monument on the statehouse grounds. The move, approved by an overwhelming margin in the …
More » from FFRF condemns return of Ten Commandments to Kentucky capitol
The Freedom From Religion Foundation vows to continue its work to uphold secular public schools in Oklahoma despite the baseless lawsuit filed against it this week by the state’s Superintendent …
More » from FFRF, sued by Okla. Supt. Walters, says: ‘We won’t back down’
