The Freedom From Religion Foundation is objecting to a large nativity scene on an Ohio courthouse. A concerned local resident contacted FFRF to report that the Hocking County Municipal Courthouse …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is drawing attention to an evangelical Christian group that has been permitted by Georgia school districts to evangelize public school students while dressing up as …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation and its Metropolitan Chicago chapter have placed their annual secular holiday exhibits all over the greater Chicago area. A colorful banner invoking the Founding Fathers …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling attention to a staggering constitutional violation in a Texas public school district. A concerned community member in Whitehouse Independent School District contacted FFRF to …
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The D.C. Council’s proposed Clean River Impervious Area Charges relief plan would give taxpayer money to churches and favors churches over secular nonprofits. This proposed package would relieve nonprofits, …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is making certain for a second year in a row that a secular message is proudly on view in the heart of Cleveland. The Northern …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strenuously opposing a scheduled Charleston, Ill., city-sponsored trip to the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter in Kentucky. The Charleston Parks and Recreation Department is …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling attention to Indiana public high school football coaches praying with students, violating their First Amendment rights in the process. A concerned community member …
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Twelve-year-old author Bailey Harris, who started writing her first book when she was eight, speaks at FFRF’s annual convention in San Francisco on November 2, telling us how she came …
