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
ACLU asks Supreme Court to review Ten Commandments mandate in Texas schools
Washington Examiner
By Claire Carter
Frank Figliuzzi Welcomes Chris Line, Freedom From Religion Foundation
The Frank Figliuzzi Show
By Frank Figliuzzi
Oklahoma Republicans deserve better than candidate Gentner Drummond’s smears
Washington Times
By Everett Piper
San Antonio-area families take Ten Commandments classroom fight toward Supreme Court
KENS5 (San Antonio, TX)
By Andrea Carden
FCA sues NJ school district over mentor ban enacted after atheist group’s complaint
Christian Post
By Michael Gryboski
Trump Promised To End Foreign Aid. Now He’s Giving Christian Groups Nearly $2 Billion.
Reason Magazine
By Reem Ibrahim
India: Cockroaches, Entrance Exams and Political Disruption
WORT 89.9 (Madison, WI)
By Staff
FFRF Communications Director Amitabh Pal interviewed for his global affairs radio show journalist, researcher and educator Sukumar Muralidharan on the recent secular-minded, education and economic-focused student protests in India that have rocked the Hindu nationalist Narendra Modi government: their genesis, ideology, tactics & impact.
How a Three-Person Team Tracks Legislation Across All 50 States With Quincy AI
Quorum
By Lara Hillard
Is There a Way Forward for Balochistan?
WORT 89.9 (Madison, WI)
By Staff
FFRF Communications Director Amitabh Pal discussed with guest Shezad Baloch for his world affairs show on Madison’s community radio station the paradox of Pakistan being a global negotiator (the U.S.-Iran War) but unwilling to negotiate internally in its own restive areas (Balochistan and Kashmir) due to reasons such as its pernicious religious founding theory.
