Watch the teaser here. A world-renowned ethicist and philosopher is the guest on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” TV show this Sunday. Peter Singer is the DeCamp Professor …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has joined more than 100 other organizations in calling on President Biden to protect abortion rights in his State of the Union address. FFRF and …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is sad to announce the death early this morning of FFRF member, chapter leader, court victor and feisty octogenarian Ben Hart. When Ben asked for …
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Guest: Mark Dann. After reporting on state/church complaints and victories in Michigan, Tennessee, Florida and Indiana, we hear two versions of Dan Barker’s song “Beware of Dogma”: one by Dan …
An Iowa Senate committee has approved a bill that would drastically expand religious privilege in the state. The bill, SF 2284, is a state version of the federal law called …
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Amid relentless anti-abortion attacks, the Freedom From Religion Foundation applauds recent moves in Vermont and Maryland to make abortion a constitutional right. Last week, the Vermont House of Representatives passed …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has an important update to its 2022 essay competition for law school students — as well as a reminder of the impending deadline. FFRF major …
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Arizona Senate Bill 1399 has passed through a committee and will soon be voted on by the state Senate. It would allow adoption and foster care agencies to discriminate on …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is decrying a recently announced tieup between the state of Tennessee and a Michigan Christian college to establish numerous charter schools. Gov. Bill Lee’s administration …
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