The Freedom From Religion Foundation is denouncing the new shortlist of future Supreme Court nominees announced yesterday by President Trump as a “nightmare of Christian Nationalism.” FFRF has no confidence …
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We hear from recipients of the Forward Freethought Scholarships for Black Skeptics, then we complain about a politicking priest saying “You cannot be a Catholic and vote Democratic.” After listening …
The Congressional Freethought Caucus — a group of U.S. representatives fighting for secular values on Capitol Hill — endorsed a critical piece of legislation last week. The Stop FGM …
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Not pictured: Kirsten Cohns The Freedom From Religion Foundation is proud to announce the disbursement of $23,650 to the 13 major winners and 16 honorable mentions of its 2020 Michael …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s iconic TV commercial recorded by Ron Reagan (“unabashed atheist, not afraid of burning in hell”) will return to Comedy Central and MSNBC starting next week. …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is pleased to announce that its headquarters — the historic Freethought Hall in downtown Madison, Wis. — is getting greener. Adding to energy improvements, such …
2020 Scholarship Recipients The Freedom From Religion Foundation is announcing $5,000 scholarships for four students, making this its second annual distribution of the Forward Freethought Tuition Relief Scholarships funded by …
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After we announce a major state/church victory in Puerto Rico, described by Eva Quiñones, Nigerian activist Leo Igwe tells us about the alarming arrest of humanist leader Mubarak Bala, allegedly …
Andrew L. Seidel, FFRF’s Director of Strategic Response, has written an op-ed for Religion Dispatches about the inextricable links between white supremacy and Christianity. In the article, “Fundraising for Kyle …
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