The Freedom from Religion Foundation has sent a letter on behalf of local complainants, to Superintendent Ben Wortham of Clay County School District (Fla.) urging him to cease an unusually …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has sent educational memos to all the public school superintendents (396) in Mississippi, Louisiana and Kentucky reminding them that official prayer at school-sponsored events is illegal …
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FFRF’s complaint removing a cross from a water tower in Tennessee is getting attention. And so is Steven Pinker’s hot off the press new book released this week, The Better …
A national state/church watchdog has put town officials in Whiteville, Tenn., on notice that if they don't remove the illegal cross atop the town's water tower, it will file suit. …
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If you had a choice, would you choose jail or church? We’ll talk about FFRF’s latest legal complaint. Then we’ll talk with Penn Jillette, the well-known Las Vegas entertainer and …
FFRF complained about the Bell County, Ky. School District’s practice of hosting prayers, mostly Christian, over loudspeakers to begin school sports events. Superintendent George Thompson begrudgingly halted the practice. But …
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Dylan Galos standing in front of the church-owned property at 407 Stelzer Road. A decision by Christ Cathedral Church, 3350 Allegheny Ave., Columbus, Ohio to remove a Freedom From Religion …
The Freedom from Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog, is sounding the alarm on unlawful, exploitative activities in public schools by The Gideons International. "It takes constant vigilance to keep …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation will be welcoming attendees to its national convention the weekend of Oct. 7-9 in Hartford, Conn., with two 14×48-foot billboards honoring freethinker Mark Twain and …
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