We asked our 32,000 current members of the Freedom From Religion Foundation more about themselves, and they answered — over 12,000 of them, which is an amazing response. (A standard …
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We asked our 32,000 current members of the Freedom From Religion Foundation more about themselves, and they answered — over 12,000 of them, which is an amazing response. (A standard …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s TV show has a double treat for you this Sunday in the form of interviews with two stellar jazz musicians with unusual freethought back stories. …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a mandatory religious oath for voter registration that is unique to Alabama. Alabama is the only state in the …
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FFRF’s Senior Staff Attorney Patrick Elliott tells us about the lawsuit we filed today challenging the required “So help me, God” oath on Alabama’s voter registration forms. Then author, scholar …
A Kentucky school district has pledged to the Freedom From Religion Foundation that it won’t have prayerful graduation ceremonies in the future. A concerned citizen contacted the state/church watchdog to …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation urges you to vote “no” on Louisiana Amendment 1 on the November election ballot. Louisiana Amendment 1 is an anti-science, anti-woman measure that would leave …
Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination to the Supreme Court initiates the final stage of a Christian Nationalist takeover of the high court. If Barrett is confirmed, the Supreme Court will …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation urges Coloradoans to vote “no” on Proposition 115 on the November election ballot. Proposition 115 is an anti-science, anti-woman measure that would prohibit abortions …
President Trump’s nomination of Amy Coney Barrett — a religious fanatic and darling of the Religious Right — to replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court would …
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