A representative for a national Christian youth group called Young Life says he's no longer allowed to regularly visit public schools in Sullivan County, Tenn., and for that he blames …
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Freethinkers set to celebrate July 1-3 in Alabama
Independent thinkers are gathering Independence Day weekend in Alabama to celebrate the quest for freedom from state-established religion that brought so many of America's founders to its shores. The 21st …
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Update: Ten “out of the closet” freethought billboards go up in Tulsa
Below is a map and locations of billboards going up in Tulsa this week as part of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Out of the Closet” campaign employing Tulsa-area friendly …
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Tulsa nontheists come ‘Out of the Closet’ in FFRF campaign
Ten billboards featuring Tulsa-area nonbelievers and families are going up this week for a month in Tulsa, Okla., as part of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s personalized, myth-dispelling “Out of …
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Freethought Radio – May 21, 2011
Find out why Stephen Hawking and FFRF think the afterlife is a fairy tale. We talk with a brave high school student, Harrison Hopkins, who wants to stop graduation prayers. …
Georgia county drops prayer breakfast phone line
Freedom From Religion Foundation letters of complaint on behalf of Georgia members about government involvement in the Cobb County Prayer Breakfast led to corrective action by the county. FFRF received …
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Freethought Radio – May 14, 2011
Tune in – LAST SHOW before the rapture! Benjamin Burchall, a former minister, talks about his experiences and Black Non-Believers of Atlanta, and filmmaker Vic Losick talks about the making …
FFRF contests Tennessee school board prayer
The McNairy County School Board has a habit of opening its meetings with prayer in the courthouse in Selmer, Tenn., and often the prayers are Christian in nature. The Freedom …
Freethought Radio – May 7, 2011
If congress can make no law respecting the establishment of religion, then why has the US congress set a side the first Thursday in May as the National Day of …
