The Freedom From Religion Foundation is chastising the Kentucky Legislature for a theocratic joint resolution. The Kentucky Senate and House passed SR 294 and HR 218, respectively, which are essentially …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has made sure that the Gideons won’t ever again be permitted to distribute bibles in a Michigan school district. A concerned Union City Community Schools …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is insisting that teachers at a Wisconsin high school end their involvement in a student religious club. A concerned member informed FFRF that School District …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging one of Tennessee’s most prominent cities to nix a proposed multimillion giveaway to a theocratic organization. A concerned local taxpayer informed FFRF that …
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Margaret Atwood’s “The Handmaid’s Tale” on HULU is the freethought cultural event this week. We complain about the San Antonio mayor’s remark that poverty stems from a broken “relationship with …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is requesting a Mississippi sheriff office to get rid of a very Christian emblem. The Adams County Sheriff’s Office’s Special Operations Group has unique logos …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strenuously objecting to the access that a Texas school district provided the Gideons for bible distribution. A concerned parent of a Liberty Independent School …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strongly criticizing the San Antonio mayor for her highly insensitive remarks about belief. At a recent forum, Mayor Ivy Taylor was asked what she …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation and the American Humanist Association’s Appignani Legal Center have filed for summary judgment in their lawsuit challenging a large Christian cross that the city of …
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