Brunswick County Schools in Bolivia, N.C., has replaced scheduled prayer before meetings with a moment of silence. A local resident alerted FFRF that the Brunswick County School Board had been …
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Law students are invited to submit a no more than 1,500 word essay on the dangers of adopting a broad “history test” to justify violations of the separation between state …
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Join FFRF Today Join the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state / church watchdog, in out vital work so that reason & our secular Constitution will prevail The Freedom …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation filed a lawsuit on behalf of four Alabama citizens, challenging a mandatory voter registration oath that concluded, “so help me God.” Alabama was the only …
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Anti-choice politicians have introduced an onslaught of legislation intended to outlaw abortion in your state. Please take a few moments to oppose these extremist bills and tell Rhode Island lawmakers …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has attained a huge constitutional victory for secular voters in Alabama. FFRF sued the Alabama secretary of state last October on behalf of four Alabama …
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FFRF Co-president Annie Laurie Gaylor, will join the Humanist Association of San Diego to discuss her timeless book, Women Without Superstition: “No Gods – No Masters” on Sunday, March 7 …
The horrific chain of events at the U.S. Capitol should enlighten us all on the importance of keeping state and church separate. When the lockdown was over, we Americans breathed …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is informing a North Carolina district that a new proposal mandating religious displays in its schools is unconstitutional. Multiple local residents have alerted FFRF, a …
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