A Tennessee public school district is using its social media pages to proselytize to students and followers, prompting intervention from the church/state watchdog Freedom From Religion Foundation. It was reported …
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We celebrate Black History Month by hearing Nina Simone sing “I Ain’t Got no God” in the song “Ain’t Got No,” and by talking with Mandisa Thomas, founder and president …
University of Tennessee head basketball coach Rick Barnes is unconstitutionally proselytizing students, alleges the Freedom From Religion Foundation. FFRF recently received a flood of complaints regarding Barnes after a Feb. …
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With frequent revelations of Catholic sex crimes against children in the news, the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s new billboard message in Chicago could not be timelier. Stating “Value children …
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A bill is being considered in the Missouri Legislature that would outlaw abortion after the detection of a fetal heartbeat, which is before most people even find out they are …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging South Dakota to rescind permission to print the official state seal on bibles. Many South Dakota state legislators recently received bibles emblazoned with …
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We give a Bronx cheer to Trump’s religious remarks at the State of the Union and the National Prayer Breakfast, but we give a real cheer to Black History Month …
This week, the Hawaii Legislature is considering a bill, HB 132, that prohibits performing female genital mutilation (FGM). Offenses would be a class B felony. In addition to the traumatic …
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A brave freethinking Arizona state legislator has again been insulted in the House — and the Freedom From Religion Foundation is proud to once more come to her defense. On …
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