The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking a U.S. senator to cease sermonizing on his official social media accounts. A concerned Louisiana resident contacted FFRF to report that every Sunday, …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed an amicus brief before the U.S. Supreme Court strongly opposing a Catholic agency’s contention that it can discriminate as a government contractor against …
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FFRF is winning state/church victories in many states. We celebrate Women’s Equality Day on the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment by hearing Judy Collins sing the suffragist anthem “Bread …
The California Assembly is considering a bill that unconstitutionally favors churches and religious nonprofits over secular nonprofits. Please take a moment to tell your representative to oppose this bill …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is proud to announce the winners of its 2020 William Schulz High School Essay Contest, to whom it is awarding an unprecedented $26,100 in scholarship …
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The Trinity County Board of Supervisors recently voted to place “In God We Trust” in its public meeting room in Weaverville, Calif. After being contacted by constituents who oppose this, …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has recently won a slew of victories for our secular Constitution. Last week saw no less than six victories for the state/church watchdog, following complaint …
Dallas megapastor Robert Jeffress attacks FFRF on Fox. Nancy Pelosi calls for prayer. Ventura, Calif., proposes removing religious bigot Junipero Serra from its seal. After hearing James Taylor’s freethinking song …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation applauds New York lawmakers and Gov. Andrew Cuomo for passing a law that gives the survivors of child sexual abuse more time to …
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