The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a second letter of complaint to the Cullman County Schools Attorney on July 30 regarding multiple pending violations of the First Amendment. FFRF is …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation contacted the Alabama Public Service Commission and its president urging the PSC to drop its divisive and intrusive practice of opening its official meetings with …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is working to derail a “prayer caravan” that is scheduled for August 10 that flouts church-state separation. The “prayer caravan” will entail school district leaders …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is responding to an alarming trend in Pennsylvania’s science education, by sending a memo to every Pennsylvania public school district superintendent (nearly 500 of them) …
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Nothing fails like governmental prayer! This week we point out that today’s Florida governor got it just as wrong as those who prayed at the 1774 Continental Congress. We also …
The first outdoor rally/celebration predominantely featuring nontheists of color takes place this Saturday, July 27 at Flushing Meadows Park in Queens, New York City, from 1:30 to 6 p.m., The …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has awarded and sincerely congratulates the 20 college-bound high school seniors in this year’s essay competitions. Seniors were asked to write about the topic, “Challenges …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking a Kentucky mayor to quit using her civic ‘bully pulpit’ as an actual pulpit. Mayor Rita Stephens of Hawesville, Ky., writes a column …
The U.S. Federal Bureau of Prisons released an April 2013 survey of 218,167 prisoners that reports .02% of prisoners are atheists. You read that right. Not 2%, or even .2 …
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