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FFRF: Supreme Court’s Fulton decision is a mixed bag
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is disappointed in the U.S. Supreme Court’s narrow decision today in favor of taxpayer-funded discrimination by a religious group, but is relieved that it isn’t …
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Cancel massive Christian camp handout, FFRF urges TX district
A Texas school district must immediately revoke a large subsidy for a sectarian religious summer camp, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is demanding. The Tyler Independent School District has approved …
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FFRF condemns Florida’s new school prayer law
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is condemning a new law in Florida that seeks to insert divisive religion into the public school day. In the wake of the 2018 Parkland …
FFRF: McConnell’s latest statement shows urgent need for court reform
The hypocritical recent comments of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell about filling vacant Supreme Court seats prove the urgent need for court reform, says the Freedom From Religion Foundation. McConnell’s …
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FFRF places billboards in rural Nashville citing ‘good news … there is no God or Hell’
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has placed provocative messages on two billboards outside Dickson, Tenn., thanks to local member Frank Stiver. Dickson is a town of about 15,000 40 miles …
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FFRF: FOIA records reveal cozy link between Trump White House and Capitol Ministries
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has just acquired records confirming that senior officials in the Trump administration used taxpayer-funded time and resources to organize extremist weekly bible studies, including a …
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Freethought Radio — July 29, 2021
We discuss the Christian nationalism behind the Jan. 6 insurrection and call for increased vaccination. After reporting state/church news and hearing the song “Just Say NO To Religion,” we speak …
