FFRF was able to get a North Carolina school district to recast and rename what had been referred to as a “prayer walk” into a secular event. A district parent …
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Day: October 17, 2022
FFRF awards almost $20,000 to 2022 BIPOC student essay winners
The Freedom From Religion Foundation proudly announces $19,350 in prize money to the winners of the 2022 David Hudak Memorial Black, Indigenous and Persons of Color Student Essay Competition. …
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More than $1 million in scholarships for Hispanic students
Más de $1 millón en becas para estudiantes hispanos
Washington Hispanic …
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Atheist group condemns Ron DeSantis for painting nonreligious people ‘in a deeply unfavorable light’
Christian HeadlinesBy Milton Quintanilla …
Atheist group condemns Ron DeSantis for painting nonreligious people ‘in a deeply unfavorable light’
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FFRF mails ‘E Pluribus Unum’ decals to counter godly motto on Kansas police cars
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has mailed decals boasting America’s original motto, “E Pluribus Unum,” to the city of Haven, Kansas, to counter “In God We Trust” stickers on police …
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Breaking! FFRF wins lawsuit against praying W.Va. city council that ‘wrapped itself in a single faith’
The Freedom From Religion Foundation and two of its members have won a federal court challenge against a West Virginia city that, according to the ruling, “wrapped itself in a …
W.Va. school system and parent settle FFRF case over egregious bible classes
A long-running Freedom From Religion Foundation lawsuit against a West Virginia school district challenging bible classes has finally been settled. The national state/church watchdog filed the federal case in 2017 …
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