The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s TV show has a double treat for you this Sunday in the form of interviews with two stellar jazz musicians with unusual freethought back stories. …
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Day: October 2, 2020
FFRF advises Sen. Cassidy: Cool it on all the religion
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is chiding a U.S. senator for being unconstitutionally stubborn. A concerned Louisiana constituent had contacted FFRF to report that every Sunday, bible verses are posted …
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School’s religious post removed from Facebook (September 2, 2020)
In Tennessee, a religious post has been removed from Alamo City School District’s social media page. FFRF was alerted that the district had posted a graphic on its official Facebook …
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Tell Congress: Pass the Do No Harm Act
When the U.S. Supreme Court announced its decision in Bostock v. Clayton County in June, which upheld civil rights protections for LGBTQ Americans, we celebrated the historic victory. But …
Sign the petition: Slain Indian freethinkers (including FFRF honoree) need justice
Seven years after Indian freethinker and FFRF honoree Narendra Dabholkar was murdered by Hindu extremists, the investigation into this crime has stalled. Three other rationalists have been murdered quite …
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July 2 — Legal Discussion of the Espinoza decision
FFRF’s Andrew Seidel joined American Atheists’ Alison Gill, and Nick Little from the Center for Inquiry to discuss the implications of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in the Espinoza …
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Freethought Radio — July 2, 2020
The Mississippi flag swaps one exclusion (Confederate symbol) for another (“In God We Trust”). FFRF Senior Counsel Patrick Elliott explains our amicus brief supporting California’s social-distancing requirement for churches and …
FFRF runs ‘godless’ July Fourth ads in Oregon dailies
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is running a patriotic full-page ad in three Oregon dailies celebrating “our Godless Constitution” on Saturday, the Fourth of July. The national state/church watchdog’s …
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Peaceful protesters terrorized for sake of Trump church photo-op
Talk about theocratically clearing the stage. About 6:30 p.m. last night, without any warning, federal officers dispersed rubber bullets and tear gas into a crowd of peaceful protesters in Lafayette …
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