Katherine Stewart, a journalist and author of a number of books exposing Christian Nationalists, will be a part of the stellar line-up at the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s convention in …
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A recent Christian prayer at the West Virginia Statehouse was unconstitutional and an affront to the state’s non-Christians, asserts the Freedom From Religion Foundation. A concerned local resident contacted FFRF …
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Please take a moment to urge your delegate to discontinue the practice of legislative prayer. The Virginia House of Delegates recently opened a meeting on the House floor with …
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The Georgia Legislature is considering a bill that would allow taxpayer-funded child-placing agencies to discriminate based on religion — and we need your help to stop it. Georgia S.B. …
Acting legend Ed Asner is showcased on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters“ television interview show this Sunday. Asner has won more primetime Emmys than any other male actor. …
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After a particularly fractious recent prayer session at the Virginia House of Delegates, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging the body to discontinue prayers altogether. On Tuesday, Feb. 11, …
Seven virulently anti-LGBTQ Colorado bills that seek to advance Christian Nationalism have compelled the Freedom From Religion Foundation to testify at the Statehouse. FFRF Attorney Ryan Jayne began his …
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We report stopping prayer at a Nevada school board and complain about an over-the-top pastoral prayer in the Virginia Legislature. FFRF’s Legal Director Rebecca Markert tells us about our final …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is insisting that the U.S. Department of Justice rescind a half-a-million-dollar unconstitutional grant to a proselytizing group. The Department of Justice is granting $530,190 over …
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