Statement by the Freedom From Religion Foundation What’s wrong with this picture? In a laudable development, the national Boy Scouts of America organization is expected today to end its blanket …
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FFRF statement on decision in school Ten Commandments challenge
Judge Terrence McVerry ruled on July 27 that FFRF and a parent of a student who challenged a Ten Commandments monument in front of a public school do not have …
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Freethought Radio – July 25, 2015
Guatemalan secular humanists fight back after the legislature proposes to teach the bible in all public schools. After reporting on egregious state/church complaints in Texas and Minnesota, we celebrate many …
N.C. Supreme Court sets public education back
The Supreme Court of North Carolina delivered a stunning blow to public education and the separation of state and church yesterday. In a tellingly partisan 4-3 decision, the court upheld the …
FFRF raises alarm about ‘religious coercion’ from new Iowa State basketball coach
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has sent a letter to the president of Iowa State University to raise concerns about Steve Prohm, the university’s recently hired head basketball coach, due to “numerous …
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Budget will erode Wis. public schools
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signed a budget that is, as a Washington Post blogger put it, “a blueprint for abandoning public education,” the Freedom From Religion Foundation charges. The highly controversial …
Freethought Radio — July 18, 2015
After reporting on an FFRF state/church victory removing Christian crosses from a Texas county building, we hear “Blood Brothers,” the song Dan Barker wrote right after leaving the ministry. What …
La Crescent cross violates constitution, contends FFRF
La Crescent, Minn., has long played host to a cross and a star that are lit up to celebrate Easter and Christmas. The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church …
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Orwellian First Amendment Defense Act would privilege religious bigotry
Statement by the Freedom From Religion Foundation U.S. Rep. Raul Labrador (R-Idaho) has proposed the First Amendment Defense Act (FADA), a name that would make George Orwell’s Big Brother proud. To date, …
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