The Boy Scouts may be considering allowing gays, but they still deserve a Badge of Dishonor for excluding atheists. Annie Laurie and Dan discuss FFRF’s Action Alert about the Boy …
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FFRF sues florist in Rhode Island
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is suing a Rhode Island florist in Superior Court in Providence for refusing to deliver FFRF’s order of a dozen red roses to Cranston teen …
Freethought Radio – January 26, 2013
There was a whole lot of “godding” going on at Obama’s 2nd inaugural. Dan and Annie Laurie analyze the plusses and minuses of the event. Then we interview Zack Kopplin, …
FFRF ‘Spotlight’ airs thousands of times on public TV
If video does not appear, click here to watch the 5:30 “Spotlight On!” The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s first-of-its-kind feature production for use as educational filler on public television affiliates …
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Judge rules FFRF’s commandments case may proceed
U.S. District Judge Terrence McVerry ruled Jan. 22 that the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s challenge to a Ten Commandments monument in front of a Pennsylvania high school will go forward. …
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‘Godding’ going on, but humanism prevails
Statement by Annie Laurie GaylorCo-PresidentFreedom From Religion Foundation The Freedom From Religion Foundation has asked every president since FFRF was founded, starting with Jimmy Carter, to eschew the use of …
Freethought Radio – January 19, 2013
A NY high-school science teacher pushing Christianity in the classroom, and a large portrait of Jesus in an Ohio middle school–these are some of FFRF’s state-church complaints we discuss this …
FFRF objects to Washington State Senate prayer
Note: Below the following call to action is a copy of the letter FFRF Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor sent to Washington State Lt. Governor Owen over inappropriate prayer at the …
Freethought Radio – January 12, 2013
Atheist activism among the youth. This week listen to high-school students Max Nielson and Jessica Ahlquist talk about the challenges of coming out as a young nonbelieving activist in predominantly …
