Attorney Sam Grover describes FFRF’s court victory demanding the removal of the Ten Commandments from the Arkansas capitol. Then, activist Lucas F. W. Wilson, a survivor of “conversion therapy,” discusses his book “Shame-Sex Attraction: Survivors’ Stories of Conversion Therapy.” …
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FFRF blasts Florida’s unconstitutional school ‘prayer hotline’
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is warning that a newly announced Florida Department of Education complaint system threatens to undermine constitutional protections. In a letter sent to Florida Education Commissioner …
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Judge rules the Arkansas State Capitol Ten Commandments display unconstitutional
KAIT (Janesboro, AR) By Staff …
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Oklahoma families, teachers, and clergy seek to block unconstitutional religious public school
FFRF applauds federal court dismissal of Johnson Amendment challenge
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is cheering a federal court decision yesterday that dismissed a lawsuit seeking to undermine a longstanding provision of federal law preventing charitable nonprofits from engaging …
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Okla. taxpayers seek to block unconstitutional religious public school
A group of seven Oklahoma taxpayers — including families with children attending public schools — filed a motion today in federal court seeking to intervene in a lawsuit brought by …
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Federal judge orders removal of Ten Commandments display outside Arkansas Capitol
Friendly Atheist By Hemant Mehta …
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Breaking — FFRF court victory! Federal judge rules Arkansas Ten Commandments monument unconstitutional
The Freedom From Religion Foundation and its co-plaintiffs have secured a major First Amendment victory after a federal court’s ruling that a Ten Commandments monument at the Arkansas Capitol is …
FFRF: Utah’s bible mandate targets young students with religious agenda
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is castigating a newly enacted Utah law that will require public school students — beginning as early as third grade — to study bible passages …
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