The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging the city of Harrodsburg, Ky. to ensure that taxpayer funds are not being misused, after a local resident raised concerns over a …
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FFRF calls on Wash. legislator to resign over support of Christian-based terrorism
Over a busy holiday season, it was easy to miss a terrifying development in the Washington state Legislature. State Rep. Matt Shea, whom the Freedom From Religion Foundation denounced in …
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FFRF probes government involvement in Capitol Ministries Event
The Freedom of Religion Foundation is investigating participation by numerous government officials in a recent week-long religious event at the Museum of the Bible hosted by Capitol Ministries. Capitol …
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First-grade teacher will no longer lead students in prayer in Oklahoma (December 3, 2019)
District leadership in Lone Grove School District No. I-32 has taken action to address a serious state-church violation. A district parent reported that a first-grade teacher at Lone Grove Primary …
Affirmative steps taken to address serious violation in Oklahoma (December 3, 2019)
Administration officials in Blanchard Public Schools have “taken affirmative steps” to address a serious state-church violation in one of its schools. A district parent reported that a science teacher at …
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FFRF’s ‘Saturnalia’ banner returns to Warren, Mich.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is giving Solstice greetings yet again in a Michigan town. With the help of local members (ably organized by Scott Elliott), FFRF has once more …
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Ky. governor’s ‘Bring Your Bible to School’ exhortation is sectarian & divisive
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin’s Bring Your Bible to School Day proclamation is narrow-minded and totally inappropriate, asserts the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Many concerned Kentucky residents have contacted the state/church …
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Arkansas school district won’t promote a religious event (October 3, 2019)
An Arkansas school district will cease promoting a religious event after receiving a letter from FFRF. A concerned Greenwood School District parent reported that Westwood Elementary School had been promoting …
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