The Freedom From Religion Foundation will place a “Bill of Rights nativity” Monday, Dec. 8, in the Florida State Capitol in Tallahassee proclaiming the Winter Solstice as the “true reason …
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FFRF received word Dec. 1 that a city-sponsored “Keep Christ in Christmas”-themed parade meant to “reflect our strong belief in prayers” would be retitled the “City of Piedmont Christmas Parade.” An …
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‘Tis the season — for reason. What do atheists and freethinkers do during Christmas time? They send winter solstice greeting cards, reclaim a “natural” holiday and balance religious signs and symbols …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent another letter of complaint to the Licking Valley Local School District in Newark, Ohio, its fourth letter since September. The latest letter details a …
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FFRF attorney Andrew Seidel tells us about FFRF’s victory against Hobby Lobby, stopping a bible class in Mustang, Oklahoma public schools. Then we talk with author and researcher Roy Sablosky …
Below: Members of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, Metropolitan Chicago Chapter, brave the elements to put up a display in Daley Plaza. For the second year in a row, the …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter Monday telling the City of Piedmont, Ala., that its planned “Keep Christ in Christmas” parade is unconstitutional. According to the Piedmont Journal, …
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Photo credit: Alejandro Zeballos Thanks to efforts by the Freedom From Religion Foundation and other organizations, Mustang Public Schools is canceling plans to conduct a bible course developed by Hobby …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation criticized today’s decision by the Colorado State Supreme Court saying that FFRF and four of its Colorado state members have no right to sue the governor over …
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