A concerned FFRF member reported that members of the Crawford County (Ind.) Board of Education told those in attendance to stand during a prayer that immediately followed the Pledge of Allegiance. FFRF Equal Justice Works …
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Casper Star Tribune (Casper, WY)By Randy Vlach …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has successfully persuaded Lawton, Okla., to remove several disrespectful religious displays from city property. The state/church watchdog was notified of the unconstitutional displays by a …
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Watch the teaser hereWatch the teaser here. The guest on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” TV show this Sunday warns that Pentecostalism is becoming the ascendant form of …
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We applaud President Biden’s repeal of religious discrimination. FFRF joins in an abortion appeal to the United Nations, and appreciates a State Department reward for Avijit Roy’s killers. Vashti McCollum’s …
Immediately cease coercive and discriminatory school board prayers, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging the Ohio-based East Knox Local School District. FFRF has been informed by a concerned member …
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Watch the teaser here. The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” TV show has as its guest a city councilor who has received death threats after asking her board to …
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A new PRRI study shows that Americans overwhelmingly reject Christian nationalism. FFRF Attorney Chris Line talks about this week’s Wisconsin State Journal story, “The Running Man,” that features his successful …
The findings of the just-released PRRI/Brookings Christian Nationalism Survey are generally reassuring news for secularism. Thankfully, half or even up to two-thirds of Americans reject Christian nationalist precepts. “More than …
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