NOTE: This action alert is only for U.S. veterans, active military members or employees of the Department of Defense. Everyone else, please disregard — unless you can forward to a …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is delighted to announce that it is awarding, in partnership with Humanistas Seculares De Puerto Rico (Humanists of Puerto Rico), more than $16,000 in cash …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is chiding the DA of a prominent California county for bestowing special status on houses of worship by exempting them from pandemic control measures. Multiple …
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Undeterred by COVID-19, the Freedom From Religion Foundation has placed a new billboard in the Knoxville area reminding people of the importance of the separation of state and church. With …
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If Amy Coney Barrett is confirmed to the Supreme Court, it initiates the final stage of a Christian Nationalist takeover of the high court. A supermajority will be free …
What do nonreligious American voters want? The Freedom From Religion Foundation has just released a major new secular poll of more than 12,000 registered voters who are atheists or agnostics, …
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We asked our 32,000 current members of the Freedom From Religion Foundation more about themselves, and they answered — over 12,000 of them, which is an amazing response. (A standard …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s TV show has a double treat for you this Sunday in the form of interviews with two stellar jazz musicians with unusual freethought back stories. …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a mandatory religious oath for voter registration that is unique to Alabama. Alabama is the only state in the …
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