We are not retreating from our lawsuit challenging the Ten Commandments in Texas public schools, in spite of the Texas attorney general’s warning that he won’t back down from posting …
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FFRF urges State Department to intervene in Moroccan blasphemy case
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling on the State Department to take urgent action in the case of a Moroccan feminist and human rights activist who faces up to …
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Judge orders Central Arkansas district to remove Ten Commandments displays
News From the States By Antoinette Grajeda …
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Thou shall not? Schools in Texas and Arkansas caught between rulings
Baptist News Global By Mark Wingfield …
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FFRF effectively protests state rep’s religious letter to S.C. schools
(Click photo to enlarge) The Freedom From Religion Foundation effectively reacted to protect South Carolina students’ First Amendment rights after a state representative touted Christianity in a letter included in a school …
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Texas AG Demands Schools Display Ten Commandments Even After Judge’s Injunction
Common Dreams By Brad Reed …
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FFRF Supreme Court brief asks to dismiss Colo. suit alleging free speech harm
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to rule against a Colorado therapist in her challenge to a state law banning conversion therapy for minors. Licensed …
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FFRF’s piece published on S.C. news site criticizes state blasphemy law
FFRF State Policy Manager Ryan Dudley has had an op-ed published on a leading South Carolina news site asking for the repeal of a little-known state-level anti-blasphemy law. “It might …
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Judge got it wrong. The Ten Commandments should be displayed in public schools.
Austin American-Statesman (Austin, TX) By Carl Merkle …
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