The Freedom From Religion Foundation is denouncing a new Alabama law that will allow a church to set up its own police force. Earlier this week, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey …
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FFRF attorney calls out Supreme Court for cross ruling
The Freedom From Religion Foundation responded to the Supreme Court’s ruling in a number of ways. FFRF Director of Strategic Response Andrew L. Seidel, a constitutional attorney, penned a critical …
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FFRF attorney writes for Slate: Supreme Court says enforcing the Constitution is hostile to religion
The shockwaves from the Supreme Court’s decision in the Bladensburg cross case haven’t subsided and FFRF is fighting back. FFRF Director of Strategic Response Andrew L. Seidel, a constitutional attorney, …
FFRF attorney to head civil rights section of Wis. state bar
One of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s constitutional attorneys is on his way to becoming the chair of a vital division of a state lawyers’ association. FFRF Senior Counsel Patrick …
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Freethought Radio — June 20, 2019
Bad news for state/church separation: the U.S. Supreme Court ruled the Bladensburg cross to be constitutional, and intolerant right-wing ideologue Tony Perkins (president of the Christian Family Research Council) has …
FFRF: Bladensburg cross decision shameful legacy for Roberts Court
It should have been an easy call, but the U.S. Supreme Court blew it. The government-owned, government-maintained, 40-foot-tall Christian cross dominating the landscape in Bladensburg, Md., does not violate the …
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Tony Perkins inexcusably to lead a U.S. agency
An infamous Christian nationalist will now head an important U.S. governmental body on religion, much to the dismay of the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Tony Perkins, a notorious anti-LGBTQ, anti-atheist …
FFRF denounces Christian-only town hall in Redding, Calif.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has advised two Redding, Calif. officials against hosting future faith-based government events after they held an exclusionary “Faith & Values Town Hall” last week. …
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Coffee County DA probe initiated due to FFRF
A Freedom From Religion Foundation complaint against a blatantly divisive Tennessee district attorney has prompted an official investigation. Coffee County District Attorney Craig Northcott is patently unfit for office and …
