FFRF’s Bill of Rights display returns to California Capitol
(Barri Babow, vice president of Greater Sacramento FFRF chapter; Erin Louis, board member at large; Judy Roberson, secretary; John Lucas, treasurer; Judy Saint, president, with dog Jo-Jo.) The Freedom From …
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FFRF castigates White House’s ‘get out of jail free’ card to India and Nigeria
Imprisoned Nigerian freethinker Mubarak Bala (left) and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi (right) The Biden administration is prioritizing commercial and geostrategic interests over constitutional principles. It has neglected to designate …
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FFRF: Kavanaugh party, damning testimony demand Supreme Court ethics reform
Recent events show how imperative it is that Congress enforce a code of conduct for the U.S. Supreme Court, maintains the Freedom From Religion Foundation. A week ago, the House …
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Celebrate Bill of Rights Day by doubling down to preserve it
The best way to celebrate the 231st anniversary of ratification of the Bill of Rights today is to work even harder to preserve it, says the feisty Freedom From …
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FFRF lauds historic congressional testimony on Christian nationalism
Christians Against Christian Nationalism lead organizer Amanda Tyler made history when she recently testified before Congress about Christian nationalism. “Christian nationalism often overlaps with and provides cover for white supremacy …
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It’s “Solstice in Connecticut” as FFRF display returns
The Freedom From Religion Foundation and local volunteers are continuing the freethinking tradition in a Connecticut community this December. FFRF thanks members Jerry Bloom and John Levin for once again …
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FFRF’s secular displays return to Chicagoland
The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s Metropolitan Chicago Chapter has put up annual Winter Solstice exhibits throughout the Chicago area to spread its freethinking message. Featured in Chicago’s Daley Center Plaza …
Nonreligious voters made a difference
The Freedom From Religion Foundation, which engaged in a nationwide “I’m secular and I vote” PR campaign this year, is delighted to see a recent Associated Press report recognize that …
Court rules that families can sue over W. Va. school’s religious revival
(Pictured: Max Nibert, lead plaintiff, at the recent Freedom From Religion Foundation convention in San Antonio) A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that families in Huntington, W. Va., can proceed with …
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