Statement by Andrew L Seidel, Director of Strategic Response For the Freedom From Religion Foundation The god of the Bible is on the Nov. 6 ballot in Alabama. A proposed …
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On Monday, Oct. 29, Attorney General Jeff Sessions spoke to a Boston chapter of the Federalist Society about his haunting vision for religious liberty. In an attempt to sell a …
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This Thursday, Nov. 1, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments in a high-profile case involving bible classes in a West Virginia school system. The Freedom …
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FFRF is denouncing Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant for promoting two religious events. A concerned local FFRF member reported that while acting in his official capacity as governor, Bryant recorded a …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is decrying Vice President Mike Pence’s use of the killings at the synagogue in Pittsburgh to further his Christian nationalist agenda. At a political rally …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is horrified by the multiple killings inside a Pittsburgh synagogue on Saturday. The apprehended suspect, Robert Bowers from the Pittsburgh suburbs, reportedly drove into the …
FFRF is raising serious concern over a proselytizing coach in a Tennessee school district. A concerned parent reported that the coach of the DeKalb County High School boys and girls …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation applauds Ireland for voting to repeal the nation’s constitutional ban on blasphemy. The theocratic provision, which dates back to 1937 and was reinforced with a …
FFRF is calling for an end to multiple constitutional violations by a Tennessee school district. A concerned complainant reported that the New Prospect Elementary gym in Lawrenceburg, Tenn., has text …
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