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FFRF awards $18,850 in 2024 BIPOC student essay contest!
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is proud to announce the 11 top winners and seven honorable mentions of the 2024 David Hudak Memorial Black, Indigenous and Persons of Color Student …
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Public high school football players get baptized on school field, sparking First Amendment debate
Blaze Media By Dave Urbanski …
Freethought Radio – August 8, 2024
After reporting on state/church news around the country, FFRF’s Senior Counsel Sam Grover tells us about the FFRF court victory against the Texas governor that took nine years to finalize! We hear the …
Texas pays over $358K to end lawsuit over atheist group’s Bill of Rights ‘nativity’ scene
The Christian Post By Michael Gryboski …
Foundation speaks out following mandatory JMCSS in-service session
WBBJ Eyewitness News 7 (Jackson, TN) By Kaitlin Nichelson …
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Victory! FFRF removes religion from Tenn. school district’s mandatory training
Almost immediately after the Freedom From Religion Foundation contacted the Jackson-Madison County School System in Tennessee over inappropriate Christian worship songs at a mandatory event in July, the district took …
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First Amendment concerns raised in aftermath of in-service day event, Jackson-Madison Co. schools
Jackson Sun (Jackson, TN) By Sarah Best …
Gov. Abbott and Texas pay $358,000 in attorneys fees in FFRF’s Bill of Rights case
The 8-year legal saga over censorship by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott of a Bill of Rights display has finally ended with receipt of attorneys’ fees by the Freedom From Religion …
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