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FFRF, ACLU file appeals brief in Indiana nativity case
Two prominent watchdog organizations have taken the next step in an intense Indiana state/church legal battle. Each December for nearly half a century, the Performing Arts Department of Concord High …
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Congress stealthily permitting church electioneering
Congress is engaging in cloak-and-dagger tactics to thwart public opinion with a sneaky attempt to undermine a more than 60-year-old prohibition on church electioneering. Nearly 4,500 nonprofits signed a joint …
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FFRF touts rule of law in Arkansas commandments case
FFRF does not condone violating the Constitution by erecting a Ten Commandments monument on the Arkansas Capitol grounds. Nor do we condone breaking the law to remove such a display. …
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FFRF asks appeals court to rule against divisive Calif. school board prayer
Plaintiffs Michael Anderson, Larry Madonado and attorney David J.P. Kaloyanides, along with FFRF and 20 other plaintiffs, won a lawsuit against the Chino Valley School District in February 2016, stopping …
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FFRF censures Missouri anti-women legislation
The Freedom From Religion Foundation strongly denounces a piece of pending anti-choice legislation that would endanger the well-being of women across Missouri. Senate Bill 5, introduced in the Missouri Senate …
FFRF challenges Ala. school district’s numerous breaches
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is raising objections to multiple constitutional violations that have been occurring in an Alabama school system. FFRF has in recent months received many complaints from …
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Arkansas will regret placing Ten Commandments monument at Capitol
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling the state of Arkansas’ decision to place a massive Ten Commandments monument at the Capitol a huge misstep. The Arkansas Statehouse passed a …
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N.C. sheriff’s department complies with FFRF
FFRF recently sent a letter to the Ashe County Sheriff’s Office, based in Jefferson, objecting to a “Time of Prayer” event it was scheduled to host on Saturday, June 24. …
FFRF blasts Supreme Court’s Trinity Lutheran decision
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision today that could inflict incalculable damage upon the constitutional wall of separation between state and church. Seven justices turned their backs on the …
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