Click photo to enlarge.The Freedom From Religion Foundation is placing a playful message in the centerspread of the popular science section of Tuesday’s New York Times, in honor of Bill …
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A Freedom From Religion Foundation Winter Solstice banner has been placed in a public park in Manassas, Va., on Monday, Dec. 14. FFRF received a permit from the city for …
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“Peace on Earth, Goodwill to all” was most certainly not the message being sent by the Concord Community School District in Elkhart, Ind., at its weekend Christmas concerts. The Freedom …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has appealed its case over a Ten Commandments monument in Pennsylvania’s New Kensington-Arnold School District. The Third Circuit Court of Appeals will likely rule on …
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This is our first show produced in the new Stephen Uhl Friendly Atheist Studio at Freethought Hall! In The News: full-page FFRF ad in the New York Times celebrating the …
This display will be going up soon at the Texas State Capitol. Pictured: FFRF’s legal department and executive directors. Photo- Andrew L. Seidel. The Freedom From Religion Foundation has acquired …
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A Colorado county clerk has removed an overtly religious poster from the office where citizens, including same-sex couples, get their marriage licenses after the Freedom From Religion Foundation complained. Two …
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A northern Illinois school district agreed to stop allowing a high school football coach from leading prayers with players at games after the Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter …
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A Tennessee police department has been told by Freedom from Religion Foundation that it needs to discontinue its new “Adopt a Cop” program because of its religious nature.The Johnson City …
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