We have two state/church victories to report. FFRF lead attorney Rebecca Markert tells us about our recent win in federal appeals court, ruling that a tall Christian cross in a public …
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FFRF urges Denver to get out the secular vote
A 14-by-48 feet billboard went up this week in Denver on the corner of Lincoln Street and Eighth Avenue featuring young atheists with the message “I’m an atheist and I …
FFRF celebrates secular Constitution Day with ad in Portland Oregonian
The national Freedom From Religion Foundation and its Portland chapter are placing a full-page advertisement in the Sunday Portland Oregonian celebrating “Our godless Constitution” and Constitution Day. Monday, Sept. 17, …
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Tell the Department of Education that you do not want to pay for religious education
A recently proposed rule change by the Department of Education could open the door for spending federal tax dollars on religious education. If you don’t want your taxes to …
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FFRF slams Huckabee and Citizens United for their smear letter
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is taking Mike Huckabee and the Citizens United Foundation to task for scurrilously using its name as a fundraising gimmick. FFRF has obtained a recent …
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FFRF awards $12,750 to 2018 college students essay contest winners
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is proud to announce the 18 winners of the 2018 Michael Hakeem Memorial College Essay Contest. College students were asked to write a personal persuasive …
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FFRF asks Nev. school to remove unconstitutional religious displays
The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog, sent a letter asking a public charter school to remove or cover the religious iconography present at its new campus inside …
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FFRF, AHA win big in Fla. cross case
A federal appeals court has ruled that a 34-foot-tall cross in a Pensacola park is unconstitutional and must come down. The decision is a resounding victory for the Freedom From …
Hawaii’s Hirono hammers Kavanaugh’s anti-woman hypocrisy
Finally, a senator has taken Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh to task for his openly hostile perspective on the First Amendment’s Establishment Clause. The Freedom From Religion Foundation had pointed …
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