The Freedom From Religion Foundation, like our 33,000 members and every other American, is anxiously awaiting the final results of the 2020 election. Our members may be “faithless,” but …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s iconic TV commercial recorded by Ron Reagan (“unabashed atheist, not afraid of burning in hell”) will return to Comedy Central and MSNBC starting next week. …
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A bible verse was removed from the DeWitt Township Police Department website. The department had been displaying a verse from the bible, John 15:13, on a page memorializing a fallen …
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A religious post has been removed from Hinton Public Schools’ official social media page. FFRF was informed that a Hinton High School coach recently posted a religious message on the …
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In a time of national turmoil, it’s more than dismaying to see the second-highest Texas state official peddle religious snake oil. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick took to Fox News to …
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The President of the United States terrorizes fellow Americans in order to stage a Christian Nationalist photo-op. After hearing the protest song “No More” by Broadway composer Charles Strouse, we …
An Illinois city has removed a Christian cross from a city-owned mural primarily viewed by public school students after the Freedom From Religion Foundation objected to it several times. …
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Congress is back in session. You’d think that the Senate majority’s highest priority would be helping Americans survive the coronavirus pandemic. But its imperious objective instead is to confirm Christian …
FFRF has seen to it that Franklin County Schools will no longer advertise religious events on its social media page. Franklin County Schools had been advertising a community-wide prayer event …
