The Freedom From Religion Foundation is continuing to spread its freethought message in the heart of the Deep South. A 14-by-48-foot billboard featuring a secular play on our current national …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has harmonized an Arkansas high school’s choral area. Last fall, it was brought to FFRF’s attention that Searcy High School’s choral director had placed several …
Author and New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg is the guest on this week’s “Freethought Matters.” Michelle is interviewed by FFRF Director of Communications Amit Pal about the rise of …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is drawing attention to a number of constitutional violations at various schools within a Wisconsin school district. Several concerned Kenosha Unified School District parents …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is challenging a Kentucky school district’s unabashed endorsement and promotion of prayer. A concerned local resident reported that on Jan. 26, 2017, coaches from East …
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We analyze the “Christian nationalism” remarks made by President Trump and others at today’s National Prayer Breakfast. After reporting an FFRF state/church victory in Tulsa, Oklahoma, stopping police and firefighters …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has ensured a halt to constitutionally out-of-bounds praying at a school district in Ohio. Two concerned local citizens informed FFRF that prayer was regularly scheduled …
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVBxFXqOHsk A West Virginia state senator sponsoring a school bible bill has offered ludicrous reasoning for the proposed legislation. The bill would require all schools in the state to offer …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has ended a Georgia high school marching band’s incorporation of religion into its performances. Last fall, it was reported to FFRF that the director of …
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