The Freedom From Religion Foundation and the Internal Revenue Service reached an agreement today (July 17) that resolves for the time being an ongoing federal lawsuit over non-enforcement of restrictions …
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FFRF to distribute more atheist literature in Orange County Schools; court dismisses case
Judge Kendall Sharp of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida has dismissed FFRF’s free speech case against the Orange County School District as moot because the …
FFRF calls out Hobby Lobby for disinformation campaign
The Freedom From Religion Foundation alerted the Hobby Lobby craft store chain a year ago about numerous distortions in its full-page July 4 ad featuring quotes supposedly showing the U.S. …
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Freethought Radio – July 12, 2014
Protest the Hobby Lobby decision. We hear the classic “Days of the Theocracy” by Kristin Lems, and pay tribute to atheist Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. Then we speak with Dayna …
Faith groups press Obama to let them discriminate
Statement by Annie Laurie Gaylor Co-President Freedom From Religion Foundation The ink was scarcely dry on the infamous Supreme Court Hobby Lobby ruling — allowing bossy religious bosses the right …
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Freethought Radio – July 5, 2014
Happy 238th Birthday U.S.A! After discussing the disastrous Supreme Court “Hobby Lobby” decision, we honor America’s birthday by celebrating the July 4 (1826) birthday of songwriter Stephen Foster. Then we …
FFRF’s full-page ad in New York Times to protest Hobby Lobby ruling
A full-page ad in The New York Times protesting the Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby ruling June 30 is being sponsored by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog …
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Use FFRF images in social media to protest Hobby Lobby decision
The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s talented graphic design intern, Sam Erickson, a student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has designed a number of images for FFRF members to utilize in …
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Religion mustn’t trump civil rights
Today marks a turning point in the struggle to uphold the First Amendment to our Constitution. FFRF needs your help more than ever. This is a call to you, and …
