A Florida high school is repeatedly violating the Constitution by utilizing a chaplain who has been proselytizing, praying and even baptizing football players during the school day on school grounds, …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation and its secular allies are pushing back in the U.S. Supreme Court against Mississippi’s religion-infused attempt to severely curtail abortion rights. The state/church watchdog …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is challenging South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem’s recent comments on the importance of prayer and religious mottos in public schools. “The Supreme Court struck down …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is condemning a rally for the Jan. 6 Capitol attackers to be held at the site of the attack the day after Constitution Day. The …
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A secular public education lawsuit that’s become a historic milestone is the subject of this Sunday’s Freedom From Religion Foundation “Freethought Matters” TV show. The interview guest is three-time Emmy-winning …
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Discontinue using your office to promote your personal religion and do something practical instead to prevent crime, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is telling the Texas governor. During a bill …
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We celebrate Constitution Day by listening to a song, “We, The People,” written and performed in the U.S. Constitution’s honor by FFRF Co-President Dan Barker. We spotlight FFRF’s recent multimedia …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is heartened by new data from the Pew Research Center showing that atheists are among the best neighbors an American could wish for. A just-released …
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A couple of Freedom From Religion Foundation billboards near Nashville megachurches are garnering a lot of attention. The 14-by-48-foot bulletins, featuring a stained-glass window motif, proclaim not bible verses but …
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