Learn about FFRFs victory against CareNet in Wisconsin. Lead ACLU attorney Matt Douglas will talk about their victory stopping a scheme in Colorado to use public money for religious schools. …
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Care Net gone from wisconsin.gov
The state of Wisconsin appears to have removed a link to a religious anti-abortion group from its website after receiving a letter of objection from the Freedom From Religion Foundation. …
Freethought Radio – August 13, 2011
We’ll talk about FFRF’s suit against Texas Gov. Rick Perry with state/church activist Kay Staley. Then we’ll talk with the fascinating Frank Schaeffer, the fallen son of the religious right …
Sand Springs City Council: ‘First Amendment does not apply to us’
Background Sand Springs, Okla., a city near Tulsa, has become embroiled in a familiar state/church controversy — a resident has asked the city council to stop praying on government time, …
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FFRF protests graduation, athletic prayers
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter of complaint on behalf of concerned parents and other Mississippi FFRF members to DeSoto County Schools in Hernando. The Aug. 10 letter …
Principal pushed school prayer
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter of complaint Aug. 10 about illegal school prayer to Superintendent Wayne Rodolfich of the Pascagoula [Miss.] School District. FFRF, a state-church watchdog …
We protested Perry in 100-plus heat and survived!
Pray, v. To ask that the laws of the universe be annulled in behalf of a single petitioner, confessedly unworthy. — Ambrose Bierce Ambrose Bierce’s words kept going through my …
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Freethought Radio – August 6, 2011
Ash, one of FFRF’s outstanding summer legal interns, will talk about his work for FFRF, and how he became the atheist son of a Shiite father from Iran and a …
Billboard scrutiny leads tax man to Ohio church
An Ohio pastor’s insistence that a Freedom From Religion Foundation billboard be moved off church property in Columbus appears to have backfired. Shortly after Columbus atheist Dylan Galos’ “Coming Out …
