The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s objection to an Illinois high school’s religious graduation ceremony has made certain that there won’t be any further imposition of religion in this school district. …
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FFRF attorney Liz Cavell discusses the recent disappointing Supreme Court Masterpiece Bakery decision, explaining that it is not as bad it could have been, and that it is still illegal …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is taking the Ohio Senate to task for its discriminatory invocation practices. Ohio Senate Clerk Vincent Keeran has made it clear that nontheists will not …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking that an upcoming State Department-organized global religious freedom conclave incorporate the nonreligious. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo recently announced the “first-ever Ministerial to …
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The Supreme Court missed an opportunity to strengthen the U.S. Constitution today, instead ruling that a state civil rights commission violated the free-exercise rights of the owner of a Colorado …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is dismayed about a gratuitously religious recent graduation ceremony at an Illinois public high school. A concerned community member contacted FFRF to report that the …
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Jane Donnelly and Michael Nugent of Atheist Ireland tell us about their involvement in the successful May 25 referendum repealing the Amendment 8 abortion ban and the decline of Roman …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling on an Illinois school district superintendent to end his religious promotion. A concerned district staff member reported to FFRF that Effingham Unit #40 …
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After 67 years, James A. Haught, the hard-fighting editor of West Virginia’s largest newspaper, the Charleston Gazette-News, is still advocating for reform. Haught, who has authored a dozen freethought books, …
