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Las Vegas Gets Irreligious Billboard Mini-Blitz
Nine FFRF Billboards Going Up Today! A “mini-blitz” of nine billboards bearing three different irreverent messages begins today for a month in Las Vegas, compliments of the national Freedom From …
Freethought Radio – October 3, 2009
Topics: Prayer by Government Decree An important interview with Rita Swan, director of Children’s Healthcare is a Legal Duty, will focus on insidious amendments to healthcare reform bills that would …
Freethought Radio – September 26, 2009
Freethought Radio will include timely updates on various state/church and freethought activism, including a segment about a state/church prayer controversy heating up in the Dallas, Texas area. In honor of …
Feds Again OK Freedom From Religion Foundation as Approved Charity
The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) has once again qualified for inclusion in the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). The CFC is the only officially sanctioned program for soliciting federal government …
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Irreligious Billboard Mini-Blitz Hits Detroit
Seven FFRF Billboards Are Up! The Freedom From Religion Foundation has launched a “mini-blitz” of billboards with irreverent messages in seven Detroit locations over the next month. Two 14×48-foot billboards …
Freethought Radio – September 19, 2009
Freethought Radio will discuss new billboards in Indianapolis, bus signs in San Francisco, and the furor Foundation complaints over government prayer is creating in Tehachapi, Calif. (a TV news clip …
Controversial Bus Signs Pop Up in San Francisco
Atheists/Agnostics Urge “Imagine No Religion” Why would the nation’s largest group of freethinkers spend good money to put ads that make light of religion on buses in San Francisco? “If …
FFRF Makes Case Against City of Rancho Cucamonga
Heckler’s Veto” Against Unbelievers Turns Into Censorship of FFRF Billboard The Freedom From Religion Foundation, which sued the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., over censorship of its “Imagine No Religion” …
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