The Freedom From Religion Foundation is pleased to report that the Carroll County School District, Ga., has issued a statement determining that Villa Rica High School “failed to follow district facility usages …
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FFRF Legal Roundup: September 15, 2015
The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s legal department has been busier than ever with the start of the school year! Below is just a small selection of FFRF’s recent legal activity. …
FFRF condemns N.Y. Health Board’s decision OK’ing unrestricted ritual circumcision
The New York City Board of Health last week recklessly decided to abandon the only inadequate restriction it had over controversial ritual Jewish circumcision. The board, fulfilling a so-called priority of Mayor …
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Freethought Radio – September 12, 2015
Gov. Huckabee says Kentucky clerk Kim Davis (who defied gay-marriage orders) is “God.” In the News: more “Pray to Play” coverage, Indiana high-school live-nativity complaint, “Pope Chair” built by prisoners, …
FFRF continues protest of Ind. school’s live nativity
The Freedom From Religion Foundation continues to object to the annual production of a live nativity at the Concord High School holiday concert, over the school’s claims that the performance …
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FFRF court victory! School district to remove Ten Commandments monument
The School Board of the Connellsville Area School District voted last night to remove from school grounds the Ten Commandments monument that was at the heart of a federal lawsuit filed …
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Davis: Get off your knees and get to work
Statement by Annie Laurie GaylorCo-PresidentFreedom From Religion Foundation “God showed up in the form of an elected official: Kim Davis.” That absurd claim came from Mike Huckabee. At least to …
Ga. city pulls out of Gospel Fest following FFRF complaint
After receiving a complaint letter from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the city of Jonesboro, Ga., ended its unconstitutional involvement in an Aug. 29 “Gospel Fest” concert. While claiming that it …
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FFRF protests NYC pope ticket giveaway
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter today to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio criticizing the city’s ticket giveaway contest for Pope Francis’s upcoming Central Park Procession. The pope …
