The Freedom From Religion Foundation condemns the vandalism of a 14-foot granite cross over which it is suing in Santa Clara, Calif. A large letter X was spray-painted in white …
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FFRF demands that Florida school board stop praying
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strongly protesting a Florida school board’s habit of regularly praying. The Duval County Public School Board starts each of its monthly meetings with a …
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Freethought Radio — May 14, 2016
You won’t believe what Colorado legislator Gordon Klingenschmitt said about FFRF’s lawsuit challenging high-school discrimination against our scholarship for freethinking students. Nonbelief Relief is helping seven Bangladeshi freethinkers on a …
Texas school district won’t promote religious ceremonies
A Texas school district has assured the Freedom From Religion Foundation that it will stop publicizing private religion-infused baccalaureate ceremonies. FFRF had contacted the Friendswood Independent School District with its …
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FFRF runs full-page ad in Tulsa & Wichita debunking anti-abortion claims
The Freedom From Religion Foundation will be running a full-page ad in Sunday’s Tulsa (Okla.) World and Wichita (Kan.) Eagle asking the question, “What does the bible really say about abortion?” The …
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Tennessee schools to systematically address state/church violations
A Tennessee school district is taking systemic steps to make sure that state-church violations do not recur after the Freedom From Religion Foundation alerted it. FFRF had learned about a …
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Kentucky town to discontinue nativity display
A Kentucky town will stop displaying an overtly religious nativity scene in response to a Freedom From Religion Foundation objection. FFRF had notified the city of Walton a number of …
FFRF springs Oklahoma students from moralistic sermons
An Oklahoma school district has assured the Freedom From Religion Foundation that its students will not be attending a moralistic sermon. The “Spring Tea” is a highly religious annual event …
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FFRF questions adult-run Indiana student club
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is questioning adult involvement in an Indiana public school religious club. The Foundation of Christian Students chapter at Riverside Intermediate School in Fishers, Ind., has …
