The pandemic is not stopping the Freedom From Religion Foundation from producing a lively fall season of its TV show, “Freethought Matters,” which resumes airing in 12 cities this Sunday, …
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You are invited to watch FFRF’s weekly “Ask an Atheist” program, available on Facebook Live! at noon Central, this Wednesday, Sept. 2. This week, we will discuss why blasphemy is …
A local church will no longer advertise on Salem-Keizer Public Schools property. A local community member contacted FFRF to report that signs advertising Way of Life Fellowship’s Sunday service have …
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The Ashland Police Department is doing an audit of its social media page to redress inappropriate religious content. It was reported that the department was regularly promoting Christianity on its …
Pakistan’s horrific anti-blasphemy law has claimed another victim — this time an American citizen from Illinois. Please take a moment to urge your federal representatives to take a stand against …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has signed on to an amicus brief challenging President Trump’s discriminatory travel ban. The case, Arab American Civil Rights League et al. v. Donald J. …
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A staff member at the Protected Species Division of NOAA Fisheries, a federal wildlife conservation organization, has removed a religious reference from its email signature. FFRF was informed that a …
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As the world burns and protests mount, President Trump is increasingly turning to religious distractions. He got peaceful citizens tear-gassed so that he could have a photo taken of …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has won its case at the appeals court level against censorship of its display in the Texas Capitol by Gov. Greg Abbott. The unanimous opinion …
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