An appeals court has ruled in favor of secularists in a challenge of an enormous cross in the middle of a public roadway in Maryland. The Freedom From Religion Foundation …
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FFRF urges blocking of extremist federal judicial nominee
Click here to watch. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging President Trump and the U.S. Senate to stymie the nomination to a federal judgeship of a person whose extreme …
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FFRF demands Ok. courts end inhumane sentences
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is alerting two dozen judges in Oklahoma about shocking constitutional violations occurring within the state’s courts. It was brought to FFRF’s attention that the courts …
FFRF wins, Texas Gov. Abbott loses in Solstice Censorship suit
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has prevailed in federal court against Texas Governor Greg Abbott, who ordered the removal of FFRF’s winter solstice Bill of Rights Nativity from the Texas …
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Boy Scouts must stop excluding atheists
The Boy Scouts of America is busy dismantling barriers left and right but still egregiously retains a rule barring atheists and nonreligious members. Stridently repressive and anti-gay in the past, …
Freethought Radio — October 12, 2017
Housing Allowance Victory! Dan and Annie Laurie discuss the recent FFRF federal lawsuit, in which they were plaintiffs, declaring the IRS clergy housing allowance exclusion unconstitutional. Then they talk about …
Court OKs congressional exclusion of atheists; FFRF calls it ‘wake-up’ call
A federal district judge in Washington, D.C., issued a ruling today that legitimizes the exclusion of nonbelievers from the nation’s legislative chambers. U.S. District Judge Rosemary M. Collyer, a Bush …
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FFRF calls on Ky. jail to end coercive prayer
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is shocked over a blatant constitutional violation that occurred at a Kentucky jail. It was reported to FFRF that in August the Laurel County Correctional …
FFRF awards $9,450 to 2017 Essay Contest for Graduate/’Older’ Students
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is proud to announce the 13 winners of the 2017 Brian Bolton Graduate/”Older” Student Essay Contest. Graduate students were asked to write a personal persuasive …
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