2020 Scholarship Recipients The Freedom From Religion Foundation is announcing $5,000 scholarships for four students, making this its second annual distribution of the Forward Freethought Tuition Relief Scholarships funded by …
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After we announce a major state/church victory in Puerto Rico, described by Eva Quiñones, Nigerian activist Leo Igwe tells us about the alarming arrest of humanist leader Mubarak Bala, allegedly …
Andrew L. Seidel, FFRF’s Director of Strategic Response, has written an op-ed for Religion Dispatches about the inextricable links between white supremacy and Christianity. In the article, “Fundraising for Kyle …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is insisting that a North Carolina school board immediately cease injecting sectarian religion and prayer into its meetings. A concerned local resident has contacted FFRF …
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The pandemic is not stopping the Freedom From Religion Foundation from producing a lively fall season of its TV show, “Freethought Matters,” which resumes airing in 12 cities this Sunday, …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is chiding a U.S. senator for being unconstitutionally stubborn. A concerned Louisiana constituent had contacted FFRF to report that every Sunday, bible verses are posted …
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When the U.S. Supreme Court announced its decision in Bostock v. Clayton County in June, which upheld civil rights protections for LGBTQ Americans, we celebrated the historic victory. But …
Seven years after Indian freethinker and FFRF honoree Narendra Dabholkar was murdered by Hindu extremists, the investigation into this crime has stalled. Three other rationalists have been murdered quite …
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New Hampshire Gov. Christopher T. Sununu vetoed H.B. 685, a bill requiring insurance plans that cover maternity benefits to provide coverage for emergency and elective abortion services. Called the …
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