The Freedom From Religion Foundation wants an investigation and possible discipline for a Tennessee magistrate who showed religious favoritism by ordering a child’s legal first name to be changed because …
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Statement by Dan Barker and Annie Laurie GaylorCo-Presidents Freedom From Religion Foundation What a disappointment to see the White House side with congressional Republicans and theocrats in the upcoming Supreme …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking the U.S. Department of Agriculture to adopt more safeguards to separate religion from a free summer lunch program. The state/church watchdog, representing more …
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This week we hear a sneak preview of our upcoming convention with music and commentary from Julia Sweeney and Jill Sobule’s “Jill & Julia Show.” We report our victory in …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has teamed up with the Military Religious Freedom Foundation to change a US Marine Corps policy that calls a “lack or loss of spiritual faith” …
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What is the afterlife to a fish? To answer that question, we play the debut of Dan Barker’s new song, “Heaven,” setting to music the poetry of Rupert Brooke. State/church …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter on August 1 to the Chancellor of Troy University in Troy Al., explaining the illegal nature of faith-based dormitories on campus. Troy …
Thanks to the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a woman who prayed aloud and promoted her religion daily at a New Hampshire high school will no longer be allowed to do …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter to the U.S. Postal Service today to implore them to remove religious iconography from contract vehicles, after receiving a complaint about an …
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