An appeals court decision in a crucial Freedom From Religion Foundation Indiana case is a partial victory for our secular Constitution. Each December for nearly half a century, the Performing Arts …
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We protest Kentucky Governor Bevin’s declaration of “Christian Heritage Week.” After we celebrate freethinking songwriter Stephen Sondheim’s 88th birthday, FFRF Attorney Patrick Elliott tells us about the Ten Commandments plaque that …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation scored a major victory last night on the front lines of the latest federal battle between religion and politics. The Johnson Amendment, ensuring churches and …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has sent a letter to the Iowa Senate strongly objecting to its invocation practice. The state Senate regularly welcomes guest clergy to give an invocation …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is taking exception to an Illinois public school encouraging students to attend a creationism-promoting event at the school. A concerned district parent contacted FFRF to …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation applauds Alabama lawmakers for closing a loophole that has allowed religious child care centers to escape state oversight. The Legislature has passed House Bill 76, …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation and 60 other organizations are opposing a new congressional bill that introduces a voucher-style program for military families. The groups’ joint letter focuses on the …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation and its Kentucky members are outraged at Gov. Matt Bevin’s “Christian Heritage Week” proclamation for next week. On March 14, Bevin signed a proclamation that …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking for an end to an unconstitutional daily prayer ritual taking place at a Texas public charter school. A concerned parent of a student …
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