Please take a moment to oppose the confirmation of an unqualified political ideologue, Justin R. Walker, to a lifetime seat on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of …
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On Giving Tuesday, the Freedom From Religion Foundation asks that you and the secular community donate to your local secular food bank or national or international hunger charities. With more …
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Working hand-in-glove with one of the nation’s most outspoken evangelicals, Attorney General William Barr has issued a memorandum that signals Justice Department support for church gatherings during the pandemic shutdown. …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is condemning Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos’ plan to use $300 million in COVID stimulus money for “microgrants.” FFRF Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor does not …
Are clergy “essential” workers? FFRF is complaining about favoritism to religion during the coronavirus pandemic. Our comfort music this week is “Smile,” written by the freethinking Charlie Chaplin. FFRF Director …
You’ll be watching a landmark Freedom From Religion Foundation First Amendment film on the “Freethought Matters” TV show this Sunday, also available on YouTube. FFRF’s second movie, “Champions of the …
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Bad history makes bad law — and when it comes to state/church separation, Christian Nationalists have flooded the courts with bad history that has led judges astray. Freedom From Religion …
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The Missouri Legislature is considering two problematic bills that threaten secular public education. Your lawmakers need to hear your opposition. H.B. 2065, the “Show Me a Brighter Future Scholarship …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed a motion for summary judgment against a West Virginia city’s unconstitutional prayer practice. FFRF and two of its local members sued the …
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