The Freedom From Religion Foundation is pulling out a penalty card on Virginia public school soccer coaching personnel who ostentatiously prayed at a recent game. Coaching staff for the Graham …
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School district superintendents shouldn’t be sermonizing at graduation ceremonies, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is admonishing the Miami school district. A concerned Miami-Dade County Public Schools community member has informed …
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The Tennessee Statehouse shouldn’t discriminate against atheists, FFRF’s Strategic Response Director Andrew L. Seidel urges in the Nashville newspaper. A pending bill in the Tennessee Legislature seeks to one-sidedly modify …
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A N.C. license facility has ordered a proselytizing employee to stop distributing religious literature after a Freedom From Religion Foundation complaint. A concerned Morehead City resident contacted FFRF after visiting …
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Did you know that minors can marry in 45 U.S. states? Only this month did Rhode Island join Delaware, Minnesota, New Jersey and Pennsylvania in banning marriage for individuals under …
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In a move celebrated by the Madison, Wis.-based Freedom From Religion Foundation, Gov. Tony Evers has vetoed a dangerous bill that would have expanded Wisconsin’s statewide private school voucher scheme. …
You shouldn’t be bestowing preferential treatment on a Christian organization, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging a Wisconsin school district. A concerned local citizen reported to FFRF that on …
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Roman Catholic higher-ups in the United States have outrageously announced that they will draft guidance to deny President Biden communion because of his support of abortion rights. The U.S. Conference …
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FFRF Legal Director Rebecca Markert will appear at the Cultural and Secular Jewish Organization’s annual conference on Sunday, May 30th, from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. EST. The theme of …
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