A new partnership between Kingsport City Schools and a local church is unconstitutional, the Freedom From Religion Foundation has warned the district. A local community member reported to FFRF that …
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The proselytizing judge in the Amber Guyger case has inadvertently confessed to the validity of an ethics complaint against her, the Freedom From Religion Foundation points out in a follow-up. …
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A new religious discriminatory policy has raised serious legal and constitutional issues, the Freedom From Religion Foundation has warned the Scotland County Sheriff’s Office. FFRF was made aware that the …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is again urging a Kentucky district to correct numerous constitutional violations in its school after successfully having a religious advertisement removed from the district’s Facebook …
The nation’s highest court has sided with the Freedom From Religion Foundation and let stand an important ruling ensuring that parents can bring suit over religious instruction in public schools. …
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With the new U.S. Supreme Court term commencing Monday, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is watching several upcoming cases closely. Funding for religious education FFRF will be filing a friend …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s TV show “Freethought Matters” features an interview with a world-renowned thinker this week. “Daniel Dennett is an American naturalist philosopher specializing in the philosophy of …
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Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin’s Bring Your Bible to School Day proclamation is narrow-minded and totally inappropriate, asserts the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Many concerned Kentucky residents have contacted the state/church …
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In the week of the birthday anniversary of John Lennon, our program examines the concept of “Imagine no religion” from several angles. Freethought Radio features Congress’ lone “out” nonbeliever — …
