The Freedom From Religion Foundation is drawing attention to the harm of theocratic propaganda put out every July Fourth by Hobby Lobby, a for-profit corporation that is assiduously working to …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has successfully pleaded before a Pennsylvania jury office to quit the gratuitous evangelizing. A concerned Fayette County resident informed the state/church watchdog about receiving a …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has taught a Virginia school district a profound constitutional lesson. A concerned Madison County Public Schools parent reported to the state/church watchdog that coaches for …
Cease giving a preacher access to your schools, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is pressing a North Carolina district. A concerned local resident has informed the state/church watchdog that at …
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North Carolina lawmakers should be scuttling the state’s school voucher program instead of expanding it, FFRF Staff Attorney Ryan Jayne asserts in the Fayetteville newspaper. The N.C. Legislature is possibly …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is pulling out a penalty card on Virginia public school soccer coaching personnel who ostentatiously prayed at a recent game. Coaching staff for the Graham …
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School district superintendents shouldn’t be sermonizing at graduation ceremonies, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is admonishing the Miami school district. A concerned Miami-Dade County Public Schools community member has informed …
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The Tennessee Statehouse shouldn’t discriminate against atheists, FFRF’s Strategic Response Director Andrew L. Seidel urges in the Nashville newspaper. A pending bill in the Tennessee Legislature seeks to one-sidedly modify …
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A N.C. license facility has ordered a proselytizing employee to stop distributing religious literature after a Freedom From Religion Foundation complaint. A concerned Morehead City resident contacted FFRF after visiting …
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