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Stop official prayers, FFRF demands of Va. school board
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking a Virginia school district to stop its ongoing unconstitutional practice of opening school board meetings with a prayer. Hanover County Public Schools open …
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FFRF applauds Gov. Evers’ support for reproductive rights
In the face of anti-abortion action throughout the country, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is cheering Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers’ decision to uphold abortion rights. Evers vetoed five bills on …
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FFRF law student essay contest for 2022 is open
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is delighted to announce its fourth annual essay competition for law school students. Law students are invited to submit a no more than 1,500 word …
No prayers at board meetings, FFRF insists to S.D. schools
FFRF is insisting that a South Dakota school board cease its recent practice of injecting prayer into its meetings. A concerned local parent contacted FFRF to report that the Rapid …
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FFRF gets religious exhibits yanked from Fla. school
A blatantly unconstitutional display of religiosity has been removed from a Florida public school due to the Freedom From Religion Foundation. A concerned parent reported to the state/church watchdog that …
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FFRF TV show guest is voice of Irish secularism
Watch the teaser here. The interviewee this Sunday on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s TV show is a person who is doing his utmost to move Ireland away from the …
FFRF’s Wisconsin Capitol exhibit marks 25 years
The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s annual Winter Solstice exhibit is celebrating its (almost unbroken) silver jubilee at the Wisconsin Capitol. The secular display is back in the state/church watchdog’s hometown …
Abortion in peril as Breyer, Kagan, Sotomayor defend it in oral arguments
The U.S. Supreme Court’s pro-choice justices, who unfortunately seem to be in a minority, made some very convincing points in a crucial abortion rights case today. The court heard oral …
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Josh Duggar’s trial shows why confessional exception shouldn’t exist
A more shameful legal maneuver in the name of religion would be hard to find. Disgraced reality TV figure Josh Duggar has reportedly made a shocking motion in his just-begun child …
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