This is an excerpt of the thorough, 23-page “friend of the court” brief filed by the Freedom From Religion Foundation before the U.S. Supreme Court in support of Thomas Van …
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Jesse Card, of Everett, Washington, received a variation of the Student Activist Award in July 2004, when he was named “Young Activist” at the Pacific Northwest Mini-Convention of the Freedom …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is debuting an energetic new musical CD, “Beware of Dogma,” produced by staff musician Dan Barker, which features 16 songs. The professionally-produced CD, with instrumental …
Associated Press reporter Anne Gearan wrote: “Newdow, a lawyer, made the rare and usually foolhardy decision to argue his own case before the court. He withstood the justices’ vigorous questions, …
The New York Times’ veteran court reporter Linda Greenhouse termed Michael Newdow’s oral argument before the Supreme Court on March 24 “spell-binding.” Wrote Greenhouse: “no one who managed to get …
By Annie Laurie Gaylor The Associated Press ran a charming photograph in March of the beaming Mayor of San Francisco beside two blushing brides–dressed identically in light veils and strapless …
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By Maureen Freedland This article originally ran on the opinion page of the La Crosse Tribune on Feb. 22, 2004. Maureen Fredland is one of the 22 La Crosse residents …
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Vol. 21 No. 3 – Published by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, Inc. – April 2004 By Annie Laurie Gaylor Sabrina in front of the play’s posterIt might go without …
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Vol. 21 No. 3 – Published by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, Inc. – April 2004 By Annie Laurie Gaylor I traveled to London last November to speak at a …
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