A high school in Tecumseh, Okla., is no longer proselytizing football players and students after the Freedom From Religion Foundation took to the field in defense of the U.S. Constitution. …
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Tell Gov. Ducey it’s wrong and dangerous to discourage masking in schools
Back in August, we asked you to contact LINK Gov. Doug Ducey and tell him to stop his anti-science voucher program. He is now taking it an egregious step further …
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FFRF condemns Ariz. Gov. Ducey for using Covid relief funds to spread Covid
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is condemning the absurdity of Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey spending federal Covid relief funds to encourage rather than discourage the spread of Covid-19. In defiance …
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FFRF appeals court brief takes on anti-trans Indiana public school teacher
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is filing an appeals court brief on behalf of the Secular Student Alliance, in support of an Indiana school district’s actions to rein in …
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Keep religious education out of the classroom, FFRF scolds Florida school district
A proselytizing teacher must quit imposing religion on middle school students, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is insisting to a Florida school system. A concerned parent has reported that …
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FFRF prods Rep. Hice not to participate in official religious event
A Georgia member of Congress must cancel his attendance at a town’s dedication ceremony for the Ten Commandments in his home state. Rep. Jody Hice, R-Ga., has announced his intent …
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FFRF questions Rittenhouse judge’s gratuitous bible story instructions
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is critical of a highly questionable biblical reference made yesterday during the nationally-watched homicide trial of Kyle Rittenhouse in Wisconsin. Judge Bruce Schroeder raised eyebrows …
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Freethought Radio — November 4, 2021
FFRF’s Director of Strategic Response Andrew Seidel describes the letter written by the Congressional Freethought Caucus to the Federal Trade Commission Bureau of Consumer Protection complaining about the deceptive and …
Ask your rep. to condemn HB 480
Ohio lawmakers just introduced a new anti-abortion bill, modeled after Texas’ notorious SB8. The bill, House Bill 480, would effectively ban all abortions and exploit a legal loophole by …
