FFRF in the News
This is a partial listing of recent media coverage or interviews of the Freedom From Religion Foundation.
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Current Media Coverage
Civil rights groups want records from school districts with plans to post the Ten Commandments
WPLN (Nashville, TN)
By LaTonya Turner
Massachusetts High Court blocks Catholic statues from going up at Quincy police headquarters
Friendly Atheist
By Hemant Mehta
Civil Rights Organizations Seek Records From 5 School Districts Regarding Plans to Post Ten Commandments
ACLU
By Staff
Oklahoma district pulls the plug on school “prayer walk” after watchdog group complaint
Fox 25 (Oklahoma City, OK)
By Colleen Wilson
Muzzle follow-up: The SJC stops Quincy’s mayor from erecting two Catholic statues on public property
Media Nation
By Dan Kennedy
Drummond tells Muskogee schools the First Amendment did not require canceling prayer walk, offers future support
Forth News
By Gentner Drummond
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Upholds Injunction Preventing the Installation of Religious Statues on Quincy Government Building
ACLU of Massachusetts
By Staff
ACLU Files Texas Ten Commandments Cert Petition in a High-Stakes Gamble
Law News
By Catherine Sadler
Massachusetts city can’t display Catholic statues, high court rules
Patriot Ledger (Quincy, MA)
By Peter Blandino
