The police department in San Angelo, Texas, agreed to remove a winter holiday display of a lit-up Latin cross from the top of their main building, thanks to the Freedom …
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Choir concerts at grade schools in Ocean Springs, Miss. no longer include Christian worship songs, and are held at the school instead of a church, thanks to the Freedom from …
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After receiving a letter from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, an Alabama school district has ended the teacher-led prayer of kindergarteners. A concerned parent contacted FFRF after a kindergarten teacher …
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Thanks to the Freedom from Religion Foundation and a concerned parent, neither the Gideons nor any other group will be allowed to distribute bibles at S.L. Mason Elementary, a public …
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The City Council of Onalaska, Wis. voted not to commence government prayer to open their meetings. Secular-minded community members, the Freedom from Religion Foundation, La Crosse Area Freethought Society, and …
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Following a complaint filed by the Freedom from Religion Foundation, a sixth grade science teacher at Lakeview Middle School in Rossville, Ga. will no longer sing Christian songs during instructional …
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Thanks to action taken by the Freedom from Religion Foundation and a brave group of Wauseon High School students, the Wauseon, Ohio high school will now have an inclusive spring …
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Thanks to the Freedom from Religion Foundation, religion has been separated from Pottsboro Independent School District’s athletic program. FFRF Staff Attorney Elizabeth Cavell received a complaint from an injured party …
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Coaches at Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., have been instructed to stop proselytizing their student athletes, following a complaint by the Freedom from Religion Foundation. The football coach at …
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