Print FFRF has ensured a Ten Commandments display from the courthouse in Taylorsville, Ky., would stay removed. In December 2023, FFRF was informed by a concerned resident that the Ten …
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Print Religious baccalaureate ceremonies will no longer be school sponsored at the Hart County Charter System in Hartwell, Ga., thanks to FFRF’s advocacy. A student reported that each year Hart …
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Print FFRF took action after the Bridges Preparatory School principal delivered a prayer before the 2024 graduation ceremony. A Bridges Preparatory School parent reported that on May 31 the school’s …
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Print FFRF got the Johnson County Election Office in Olathe, Kan., to remove a reference to God in the poll worker’s oath. A Johnson County resident reported that all citizens …
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Print FFRF had a Latin cross and a bible verse removed from the Guilford County Schools system in Greensboro, N.C. On March 21, 2023, FFRF sent a letter to Guilford …
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Print FFRF wrote to the Gilmer County Senior Center in Glenville, W. Va., twice to ensure that employees of a state-funded senior center would not engage in unconstitutional pre-meal prayer. …
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Print FFRF put a stop to the distribution of Gideon bibles at the Thomaston-Upson Schools system in Thomaston, Ga. FFRF was informed that, each year, the district allowed the Gideons …
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Print The Texas Job Corps Center in McKinney, Texas, removed a bible verse from the cafeteria after FFRF took notice. A student reported that the center displayed a bible verse …
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Print After hearing from FFRF, a teacher from the Lee County Schools system in North Carolina is no longer engaging in multiple religious activities during the school day. A community …
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