The Freedom From Religion Foundation is perplexed as to how a Texas House member has omitted an extremely well-known work from the list of the hundreds of books he is …
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FFRF awards $22,900 in 2021 BIPOC student essay contest
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is gladly awarding tens of thousands of dollars to this year’s winners of its Black, Indigenous and Persons of Color student essay contest. The freethought …
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FFRF Supreme Court brief endorses Maine’s secular stance on school funding
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is siding in a U.S. Supreme Court amicus brief with the state of Maine in its refusal to use taxpayer money to fund religious education. A …
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FFRF celebrates new poll supporting state/church separation
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is delighted by the results of a new Pew Research Center poll showing that Americans overwhelmingly support the constitutional principle of separation between state and church. …
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FFRF to Okla. Gov. Stitt: Stop the religiously inspired gender essentialism
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt’s recent religiously motivated gender essentialist comments are reprehensible, says the Freedom From Religion Foundation. After the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) issued a gender-neutral birth …
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FFRF Sunday TV show pays homage to Ed “Lou Grant” Asner
Click here to watch the teaser. The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” show this Sunday is paying tribute to one of the most-honored actors of our time, also a …
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Don’t sponsor annual religious breakfast, FFRF urges Congress
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling on members of Congress to abandon the National Prayer Breakfast. The state-church watchdog has sent letters to every member of Congress who sponsored …
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Freethought Radio — October 28, 2021
A lot of “scary” news for Halloween. FFRF fights state/church violations and educates Christian nationalists around the country. FFRF attorney Liz Cavell describes FFRF’s new report about Florida, “Casting Light: …
Freethought Caucus members laudably request religious health care probe
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is commending Congressional Freethought Caucus members for asking regulatory authorities to investigate a dubious, religious form of health care. “Congressional Freethought Caucus Co-Chairs Rep. …
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