Watch the teaser here. The super-super spring finale of “Freethought Matters,” the Freedom From Religion weekly TV show, was shot on location and chronicles FFRF Co-President Dan Barker’s recent debate …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed a formal complaint with the IRS over flagrant electioneering violations by a Southern California pastor whose efforts to elect Donald Trump were the subject …
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We call on Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito to resign, after revelations that political and Christian nationalist flags have flown outside his homes. Deputy Legal Director Liz Cavell prognosticates over …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling on a Minnesota school district to nix a shockingly misguided proposal to erect a Ten Commandments display on school property. FFRF was informed …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging a Tennessee school district to rein in a soccer coach attempting to proselytize student athletes via a religious reading assignment. A concerned parent …
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Alito must go. It’s time to demand the resignation — or impeachment and removal — of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. The New York Times reports: “The justice’s beach house …
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The Daily Beast By Kate Briquelet …
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, MO) By Tyler Curtis …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is applauding the Tulare Joint Union High School District’s quick response to its complaint that a high school teacher was promoting religion in class and …
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