Women’s Medical Fund BYPASS SOUTH DAKOTA! (Madison, Wis.) In response to passage of an abortion ban in South Dakota, the Women’s Medical Fund, one of the country’s oldest abortion rights …
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Commentary Personally, I would be happy if religion would quit trying so hard to make atheism look good. The world would be a lot safer. By Annie Laurie Gaylor Religious …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, in collaboration with the Yip Harburg Foundation, has issued Rhymes for the Irreverent (2006) by Yip Harburg, lyricist of such iconic and beloved songs as …
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“To be read out loud and with a great deal of delight” – Studs Terkel Re: At This Point in Rhyme, Chicago radio interview with Yip, 1977 “There’s a reservoir …
News Release & Action Alert Our founders would have regarded this pledge as constitutional blasphemy. The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national watchdog group working to keep state and church …
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What the Bible-Belt Media Didn’t Tell You in Covering Italian Lawsuit Statement by Dan Barker, Co-President Believers must grasp at straws to prop up their myth. The question of the …
Court Majority Would be Right-Wing Roman Catholics Statement: January 17, 2006 Religious Wrong Dictates Nominees A religious litmus test is being imposed in the selection of Supreme Court candidates–they must …
FFRF Challenge Reinstated in Significant Victory The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit in Chicago, in a Jan. 13 decision, handed a significant victory to the Freedom From …
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FFRF Statement & Action Alert – Public Feedback Requested in State/Church Issue by University of Wisconsin System Where is the line drawn between a publicly-paid authority figure inviting a student …
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