A concerned Hudsonville, Mich., resident reported to FFRF that the city had endorsed religion through its official mission statement. “While the city of Hudsonville should work to strengthen family and …
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A blatantly unconstitutional display of religiosity has been removed from a Florida public school due to the Freedom From Religion Foundation. A concerned parent reported to the state/church watchdog that …
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We talk about the oral arguments before the Supreme Court in the Mississippi abortion law case, including Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s eloquent plea for women over religious doctrine. Reproductive Rights Intern …
Watch the teaser here. The interviewee this Sunday on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s TV show is a person who is doing his utmost to move Ireland away from the …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation concurs with the U.S. solicitor general’s powerful remarks before the Supreme Court that the Texas law banning most abortions is a threat to the constitutional …
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Don’t miss the 2021 Secular Day of the Dead/Día de los Muertos Secular celebration beginning at 6:45 p.m. (EDT) Tuesday, November 2, 2021 via ZOOM! FFRF co-presidents Dan Barker …
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Child litigants in Puerto Rico each earn $5k The Freedom From Religion Foundation has bestowed the $5,000 Richard & Beverly Hermsen Student Activist Awards to each of the two child …
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$1,000 ‘Strong Backbone’ award: 12-year-old wins FFRF activist scholarship Kylie has been awarded FFRF’s “Strong Backbone Scholarship” of $1,000 endowed annually by an octogenarian member of the Freedom From Religion …
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FFRF Co-President Dan Barker and FFRF Staff Attorney Ryan Jayne, in partnership with FFRF Metropolitan Chicago Area Chapter are hosting a virtual event for Illinois residents on Saturday, October 2 …
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