The Freedom From Religion Foundation is condemning the Mississippi governor over his recent religious indifference to the mounting pandemic toll in his state. Even as Mississippi is being decimated …
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Five nontheistic students who are first in their families to attend college have received a total of $20,000 in a tuition relief scholarship program underwritten by the Freedom From …
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It is vital that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito block a new Texas law going into effect tomorrow that bans most abortions and sets up a citizen “bounty” to incentivize …
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Policy StatementTopline: The separation of state and church is a founding American principle that prevents governments from imposing religion on citizens, prohibits elected officials from abusing their power to promote …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is submitting testimony to the Maine Legislature in opposition to a bill that proposes to unconstitutionally favor long-established churches. LD 1063 exempts “qualifying” religious organizations …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is toasting the demise of a Christian nationalist commission imposed on the nation by Mike Pompeo, President Trump’s secretary of state. FFRF was among …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is delighted to announce the FFRF Secular Studies Endowment at Pitzer College in Claremont, Calif., the trailblazing home of the country’s first Secular Studies …
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We celebrate the new year by saying farewell to the disastrous 2020. We play some comfort music and protest music by freethinking songwriters, performed (mostly) by freethinking singers. We hear …
FFRF Legal Director, Rebecca Markert, will discuss recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions and their potential ramifications on state-church separation on Monday, August 31 at 7:00 p.m. (EDT). Hosted by …
