FFRF asks the SCOTUS to remove the words “under god” from pledge of allegiance. Dan and Annie Laurie examine how religion promotes child abuse. FFRF chapter Triangle Freehthought Society President …
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FFRF asks Supreme Court to overturn ‘under God’ in pledge decision
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to declare unconstitutional the practice of requiring public school students to recite or listen to the religious Pledge of …
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Raleigh nontheists come ‘Out of the Closet’ in myth-dispelling FFRF billboard campaign
See more photographs at end of press release. See all the “Out of the Closet” billboards A dozen beautiful billboards will be blanketing Raleigh, N.C., in the Freedom From Religion …
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Freethought Radio – March 26, 2011
Is religion going extinct? Census data from several countries suggest it might. Fundamentalist homophobia is alive and active in the US. Senior Staff Attorney Rebecca Markert discusses a variety of …
FFRF to Minnesota Senate: Drop prayer
The Madison, Wis.-based state/church watchdog, Freedom From Religion Foundation, on behalf of its 16,200 members, including 400 in Minnesota, added its objection to the controversial prayers now opening the Minnesota …
Freethought Radio – March 19, 2011
Richard W. Morris, co-counsel in FFRF v. Jan Brewer, will talk about FFRF’s newest lawsuit, seeking to enjoin Gov. Brewer from calling an Arizona Day of Prayer. Sikivu Hutichinson, author …
FFRF & friends challenge Arizona Day of Prayer
The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog, and four of its Arizona members, with the legal help of attorneys Richard W. Morris and Marc. J. Victor, filed a …
After FFRF complaint, secular counselors also park free
Thanks to action by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, secular counselors will join clergy in getting free parking at the University of Kentucky Hospital in Lexington. FFRF began its investigation …
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Freethought Radio – March 12, 2011
Sarah McNair will talk protesting Ten Commandments in Giles County schools and Justin Griffith, an atheist in a foxhole, will talk about the distasteful favoritism for Christianity by the military …
