The ads are on hiatus, pending Rachel Maddow’s return to hosting the show. FFRF will update this site when we confirm the dates our ads will air. Ron Reagan’s iconic …
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FFRF pulls up to an Illinois victory over church parking subsidy
The city of Morris has agreed to stop a discriminatory parking policy favoring churchgoers after the Freedom From Religion Foundation stepped in. The presence of four “church parking only” signs …
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New System and National Prayer Breakfast
FFRF is excited to announce a new and improved system to make it easy for you to take action to fight for state/church separation! Keep an eye on your email …
Ron Reagan guest on FFRF Sunday TV show
Watch the teaser here. An outspoken atheist and accomplished dancer who is also the scion of a famous family is the guest on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” …
Christian nationalism’s role in Capitol attack revealed in online Feb. 9 event
A major report (crafted by an unlikely pair) on Christian nationalism’s role in the Jan. 6 Capitol assault will be made public at a virtual event next Wednesday — to …
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Freethought Radio — February 3, 2022
Guest: Larry Shapiro. President Biden should not have attended today’s divisive National Prayer Breakfast. U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin tells us why it is important to memorialize America’s “forgotten Founder” Thomas Paine. …
FFRF dismayed at president’s participation in National Prayer Breakfast
The Freedom From Religion Foundation expresses its disappointment over President Biden’s participation this morning in the National Prayer Breakfast. FFRF had called on the president and members of Congress to …
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Gov. Parson should delete his sectarian tweet, FFRF insists
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling out the Show-Me State’s governor for posting an official tweet implying only Christians are fit to serve in the government. FFRF quickly …
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FFRF supports proposed W.Va. abortion bill
Amid the relentless attacks on abortion, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is cheering on legislators who are standing up for reproductive health in the Mountain State. Democratic lawmakers in West …
