In a victory for religious freedom, a federal judge today approved a settlement requiring the City of Warren to allow an atheist to set up a “reason station” inside city …
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Freethought Radio — February 21, 2015
In the News: Wisconsin Governor Walker’s office confirms he has no record of communications with a deity; the dangers of school voucher expansion analyzed. After hearing astronomer Neil DeGrasse Tyson …
FFRF protests illegal bible distributions in Oklahoma schools
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent letters of complaint to 26 Oklahoma school districts after learning that Jamison Faught, son of Oklahoma State Representative George Faught, teamed up with Gideons …
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FFRF calls on Wis. legislature to investigate, end voucher program
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is not only urging members of the Wisconsin Legislature’s powerful Joint Committee on Finance to investigate rampant voucher fraud, but to end the disastrous voucher …
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No records of Walker communication with deity
The Office of the Governor in Wisconsin has no record of communications between Gov. Scott Walker and any deities, according to the office’s legal counsel. While it’s on the record …
Freethought Radio — February 14, 2015
In the News: After analyzing Obama’s Prayer Breakfast remarks and chastising the “lovely couple” Antonin Scalia and Judge Roy Moore for resisting gay marriage, we announce a new federal lawsuit …
Staff Attorneys Elliott and Seidel’s testimony to the Madison Equal Opportunities Commission
Staff Attorneys Andrew Seidel and Patrick Elliott testified yesterday before the Madison Equal Opportunities Commission about a proposed amendment to the Equal Opportunities Ordinance, which would grant protections to atheists …
FFRF joins amicus brief against Colorado discrimination
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has signed on to an amicus brief in support of a gay couple who were refused a wedding cake by a Colorado bakery owner. While FFRF does …
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FFRF objects to bible verse in Mich. county park
The Ottawa County Board of Commissioners recently voted to reinstate a religious sign on public property, after the county parks department took it down following a local complaint. Hager Park, …
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