The city of Springfield and its mayor will no longer be associated with an annual prayer breakfast held in the city, following action by the Freedom from Religion Foundation and …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has put an end to unlawful bible distribution at Park View Middle School in Boydton, Va. Officials at Park View Middle School sanctioned illegal visits …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has prevented Gideons International from distributing bibles to fifth grade students at Central Elementary School in Magnolia, Ark. Prior to FFRF’s involvement, men from Gideons …
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Elkhorn City Elementary School in Elkhorn City, Ky., will no longer allow organized prayer or display religious advertisements or fliers within the school building. The principal of Elkhorn City Elementary …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has stopped the Cherokee County School District (Canton, Ga.) from including religious messages on anti-drug ribbons during “Red Ribbon Week.” During a special drug prevention …
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Austin High School (Decatur, Ala.) teachers will no longer sponsor the First Priority Club (FPC), thanks to a complaint from the Freedom From Religion Foundation. The FPC is a Christian, …
First graders at Ada Givens Elementary School in Merced, Calif., will no longer be instructed to sing “God Bless America” in the classroom. A school district parent told the Freedom …
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A member of the Martin County Kentucky Community told the Freedom From Religion Foundation that a local elementary school’s electronic sign read, “Attend church this Sunday.” FFRF Staff Attorney Rebecca …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation succeeded in convincing Stone High School to stop religious messages from being promoted at the school’s football games. FFRF received a complaint after Stone High …
