Lewis County Schools in Vanceburg, Ky., has addressed concerns regarding promotion of a biblical message by a district coach. FFRF was made aware that Lewis County High School had chosen …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is chiding the DA of a prominent California county for bestowing special status on houses of worship by exempting them from pandemic control measures. Multiple …
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Undeterred by COVID-19, the Freedom From Religion Foundation has placed a new billboard in the Knoxville area reminding people of the importance of the separation of state and church. With …
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LaBrae Local School District meetings in Leavittsburg will no longer begin with prayer. A district community member alerted FFRF that the May 11 school board meeting opened with a Christian …
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A religious event has been removed from a Community Unit School District #200 summer activity handout in Wheaton. A district parent informed FFRF that the district sent out a “Summer …
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The nation’s leading secular groups, including the Freedom From Religion Foundation, are urging Congress to halt the Trump administration’s proposed channeling of public funds to private, mostly religious schools. Education …
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FFRF’s Director of Communications Amit Pal updates us on Indian Prime Minister Modi’s attempt to turn secular India into an officially Hindu nation. After hearing the “comfort music” song “Don’t …
The highest court in the land today heard oral arguments in one of the most important reproductive rights cases of our time. The U.S. Supreme Court this morning held …
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The congressionally sanctioned National Day of Prayer — this Thursday, May 7 — is more ludicrous than ever in a time of a pandemic. Fortunately, we now have a reasoned …
