Print 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 …
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FFRF teaches Indiana school lesson on First Amendment
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation has ensured that all lessons being taught at an Indiana elementary school will be free of religious ideology. Earlier this spring, FFRF sent a …
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FFRF applauds Illinois school district standing fast on secular graduation ceremony
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) applauds an Illinois school district for maintaining a welcoming and religiously neutral environment at its recent graduation ceremony — in spite of pressure …
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FFRF files case against Arkansas Capitol Ten Commandments monument
Print Arkansas state Sen. Jason Rapert, who sponsored the Ten Commandments law, stands near the first monument prior to its destruction. The Freedom From Religion Foundation and a coalition of …
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FFRF calls out evangelical Mississippi school field trip
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling attention to a recent Mississippi elementary school religious field trip that was a serious constitutional violation. FFRF was contacted by a concerned …
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FFRF sends warning after religious assembly gives Ala. school district bad rap
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) is warning an Alabama school district to end its promotion of religion to students and staff after a Christian rap group performed at …
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FFRF’s provocative message for Atlanta is hoisted
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation has a provocative message for drivers in the Atlanta area: “Supernatural belief — the enemy of humanity.” The billboard with this dictum, located on …
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Wave of support for case against House chaplain
Print Freedom From Religion Foundation Co-President Dan Barker’s discrimination case against Pat Conroy, the chaplain of the House of Representatives, has received a boost this week. Several members of Congress, …
FFRF raises alarm on Louisiana public school prayer bill
Print On Friday, May 18, Louisiana passed a bill that openly encourages public school teachers and coaches to participate in prayers with their students. The original version of the …
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