The Freedom From Religion Foundation is hosting a noon solstice celebration on Friday, Dec. 21 from 12-1 p.m. at the Wisconsin State Capitol (GAR Memorial Hearing Room — use door …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is hosting a noon solstice celebration on Friday, Dec. 21 from 12-1 p.m. at the Wisconsin State Capitol (GAR Memorial Hearing Room — use door …
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Ten bus signs bearing four different messages from the Freedom From Religion Foundation went up today for a month on Anchorage city (“People Mover”) buses. FFRF, based in Madison, Wis., …
Freedom From Religion Foundation’s new Chicago-area chapter has placed a Winter Solstice banner in Niles, Ill., celebrating the “nativity” of our Bill of Rights. It depicts the Founding Fathers reverently …
“Get Off Your Knees And Get To Work,” a new song by Dan Barker, is debuted this week, especially in response to Kansas Governor Sam Brownback calling for a “Day …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging Kansas Governor Sam Brownback to rescind his religious proclamations and opt not, in his official capacity, to attend or endorse the overtly Christian …
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A Freedom From Religion Foundation member has placed the group’s Winter Solstice sign in the Milwaukee …
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Find out why Fox News “can’t stand the Freedom From Religion Foundation” (and the feeling is mutual). This week we cover a sleigh-load of state/church complaints: a federal decision allowing …
U.S. District Judge Dana Christensen ruled Nov. 27 that the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s lawsuit against the U.S. Forest Service and the Catholic Knights of Columbus council in Kalispell, Mont., …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation helped one of its Pennsylvania members obtain a favorable ruling for nonbelievers from the state Human Relations Commission. After John Wolff of Lancaster was unable …
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