The Alabama Senate passed Senate Bill 277, the so-called “Religious Display Freedom Act,” on Tuesday, April 7. The bill purports to allow municipalities to place nativity scenes and other religious displays …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has sent a letter of complaint to Pittsburg Independent School District in Texas after learning that a Pittsburg High School coach regularly brings religion into …
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In The News: The Madison, Wisconsin, City Council passed the resolution to add atheism as a protected class to city ordinances; FFRF takes out TV and New York Times print …
Vouchers hurt schools – Click to watch ad. Vouchers Supreme Court – Click to watch ad. The Freedom From Religion Foundation has produced two 30-second TV commercials to air in Madison, …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a leading opponent of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, is taking its “Repeal RFRA” campaign to the readers of The New York Times. Its quarter-page …
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The nation’s largest association of atheists and agnostics and its Chicago chapter are placing a patriotic red-white-and-blue secular display to counter a large Catholic Easter display at Daley Plaza in …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling on the governors of Connecticut and Virginia to take the lead in repealing their states’ versions of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. While …
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A Freedom From Religion Foundation “In Reason We Trust” sign was stolen March 28 from the first floor Capitol rotunda in Madison, Wis. The sign features Thomas Jefferson with …
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In the face of the cascade of state laws being adopted letting religionists discriminate, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is delighted to announce some good news: that the Common Council …
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