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FFRF solstice display marks 30th year at Wis. state Capitol
The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s annual Winter Solstice display, first erected in 1995, is back up in the Wisconsin state Capitol rotunda in Madison for the 30th year in a …
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Texas families file new class action lawsuit to stop public school districts throughout Texas from displaying the Ten Commandments
A group of 18 multifaith and nonreligious Texas families filed a class action lawsuit today to stop all Texas public school districts that are not already involved in active litigation …
FFRF condemns Florida attorney general’s baseless claims of anti-Christian discrimination
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strongly criticizing Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier for a series of misleading and unconstitutional actions in which he falsely accused private and public institutions …
Texas Families File New Class Action Lawsuit to Stop Public School Districts Throughout Texas From Displaying the Ten Commandments
Why Ohio passed a bill to allow for teaching the ‘positive impact’ of religion on history
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Florida OKs Heritage Foundation plan for public schools
The Center Square Florida By Merrilee Gasser …
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Katy ISD among school districts sued in new legal challenge of Texas Ten Commandments law
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Thank you for helping FFRF guard ‘the Wall’
Despite the tumultuous political year, we are delighted to report that the Freedom From Religion Foundation is thriving, thanks to you and our community of about 42,000 committed members. We …
