North Carolina needs to make sure that its new budget does not violate the Constitution, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is insisting. The recently passed North Carolina budget includes grants …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has once more, with the able assistance of a member, created an equal space for secularism at an Illinois courthouse. A Bill of Rights “nativity” …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s secular Winter Solstice exhibit is once again ready for viewing in New Hampshire’s capital city. For the fourth successive year, FFRF members have put up …
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The blatant promotion of religion and Christianity in a Washington police department must end, asserts the Freedom From Religion Foundation. A concerned Spokane County employee has informed the state/church watchdog …
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A Montana state senator’s religion-inspired bigotry is deplorable, and her willful obliviousness makes it even more so, the Freedom From Religion Foundation declares. At a recent rally in Clinton, …
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For his latest Religion Dispatches piece, FFRF Director of Strategic Response Andrew Seidel has interviewed a German expert on fascism — resulting in an engaging discussion about Christian nationalism in …
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Watch the teaser here. The guest this Sunday on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s TV show, “Freethought Matters,” is full-throatedly insisting that the U.S. Supreme Court must be expanded. Stephen …
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The comedian Steve Martin has said: “Atheists don’t got no songs.” That is funny, but untrue. As a change of pace this Thanksgiving week, FFRF’s audio engineer and announcer Buzz …
FFRF Legal Fellow Dr. Karen Heineman has sound advice for Aaron Rodgers in an op-ed in the state/church watchdog’s hometown paper that draws on her career as a veterinarian. Her …
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