The Freedom From Religion Foundation has persuaded an Indiana school district to cease opening school board meetings with prayer. A concerned district community member contacted the national state/church watchdog to …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation strongly condemns Tuesday’s killing spree. Eight people are dead — including six Asian-American women — after a shooter attacked three massage parlors in the Atlanta …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is announcing its third annual essay competition for law school students. Law students are invited to submit a no more than 1,500 word essay …
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Join the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s musical celebration of the real reason for the season — the Winter Solstice — on Sunday’s “Freethought Matters” TV show. The shortest, darkest day …
Andrew L. Seidel, FFRF’s director of strategic response, has written an op-ed for one of FFRF’s hometown newspapers, The Capital Times, about two state legislators’ childish installation of an illegal …
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Kansas City Fire Department staff in Missouri will no longer schedule prayer as part of fire academy cadet graduation ceremonies. FFRF was made aware that the department scheduled invocations as …
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Rescind your prayer proclamation for the upcoming Sunday, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is insisting to the Mississippi governor. Gov. Tate Reeves has declared Sunday, Dec. 20, as a “Statewide …
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FFRF attorney Liz Cavell describes FFRF’s alarming new report: “Religious liberty under threat: The Christian Nationalist capture of the federal judiciary.” After we hear Kristin Lems’ seasonal song “Solstice Time” …
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves is again inappropriately proselytizing to you and your fellow Mississippians — and needs to hear your opposition. Reeves has declared Sunday, Dec. 20, a “Statewide Day …
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