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FFRF represents residents suing Quincy, Mass., and mayor to stop public religious statues
A multifaith group of Quincy, Mass., residents and taxpayers filed a lawsuit in the Norfolk Superior Court to halt the planned installation of two large religious statues of Catholic …
Trump’s Faux Commission on Religious Liberty
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Secular Groups Blast Prayer Breakfast Democrats as Unpatriotic
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NY Times columnist Jamelle Bouie guest on FFRF TV show’s last episode
The final episode of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s television show has a featured interview with the acclaimed New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie. Jamelle Bouie is a columnist for …
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Sectarian takeover at Pentagon must be stopped, says FFRF
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is renewing its urgent call to the Department of Defense and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to halt sectarian religious services in official Pentagon spaces, following …
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FFRF celebrates removal of religious shrine in Minn. school counselor’s office
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is pleased to see a religious shrine removed from a counselor’s office in Minnesota’s Mankato Area Public Schools system. A concerned district employee reported that a school counselor …
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Supreme Court blocks Catholic charter school in big setback for religion advocates
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Freethought Radio – May 22, 2025
This week we honor the life and work of our friend, the Broadway composer Charles Strouse—who died last week at age 96—who wrote “Annie” and “Bye Bye Birdie” and many …
