Breaking (and taking down) the Ten Commandments! Hear about FFRF’s victory in Kentucky schools that are now removing the Ten Commandments after complaints from students and FFRF attorneys. Then we …
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Freethought Radio – April 13, 2013
This week we celebrate the April 13 birthdays of two great freethinkers: Christopher Hitchens and Thomas Jefferson. Listen to a hilarious excerpt of Hitchens’ 2007 talk to the Freedom From …
Commandments out in Kentucky school district
At the urging of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, numerous framed postings of the Ten Commandments have come down in Breathitt County Schools in Kentucky. FFRF contacted the manager for …
FFRF contests mayoral prayer breakfast
The city of Hattiesburg, Miss., shouldn’t be using city resources and public tax dollars to promote a May 2 religious observance, FFRF Staff Attorney Elizabeth Cavell told Mayor Johnny L. …
Freethought Radio – April 6, 2013
This week we celebrate FFRF’s victory in Jackson, Ohio. The Jesus painting in the high school was taken down! We also celebrate the April 8 birthday of Yip Harburg, the …
April Fools in North Carolina pursue state religion
Without intended irony on April Fools’ Day, Republican Rowan County Reps. Harry Warren and Carl Ford introduced House Joint Resolution 494 to establish a state religion in North Carolina. Unbelievably, …
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FFRF, Ohio ACLU rebuff school’s Jesus “switcheroo”
Portrait now hanging in Jackson Middle School challenged today A display of Jesus is just as unconstitutional in a high school as it is in a middle school. That’s the …
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Freethought Radio – March 29, 2013
“Leave No Stone Unturned.” This Easter weekend, we deconstruct the biblical resurrection stories, uncovering many contradictions, asking listeners to take FFRF’s “Easter Challenge.” We also discuss gay marriage, religious abortion …
Has Pennsylvania Religious Right no shame?
Pennsylvania state Rep. Tim Krieger has introduced a bill in the General Assembly that would outlaw the use of pseudonyms in litigation challenging religious symbols on public property. In a …
