The Freedom From Religion Foundation is sending an important election-year message to the good people of Mississippi. A highway billboard in Tupelo stresses to Mississippians: “God Fixation Won’t Fix This …
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A California city council nixed a multimillion-dollar grant to a private religious school after the Freedom From Religion Foundation objected. The Santa Ana City Council was considering a $2.5 million …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation and its Cleveland chapter are mounting an impressive 14-by-48-foot message to the Republican National Convention: Keep church and state separate. That message on a highway …
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FFRF protests the city of Hondo, Texas, sign saying “This is God’s Country.” After an FFRF complaint, Ex-Muslims of America finally get their cake that was denied by a local …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking for an end to an unconstitutional tie-up between a Wisconsin school district and a parochial preschool. In Beaver Dam Unified School District, 3-year-old …
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A Freedom From Religion Foundation complaint about a creationist movie has made sure that it will not be shown again in a Colorado public school. Carl Christianssen, a science teacher …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is protesting religious decals on patrol vehicles in Kansas. The Harper Police Department has placed a decal on the back of patrol cars reading “Romans …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is objecting to gender discrimination at a New York public pool. At the Metropolitan Pool, owned and operated by the New York City Department of …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is alarmed about multiple constitutional violations occurring in a Tennessee high school. A Christian club called FISH meets every Friday during lunch at David Crockett …
