The Freedom From Religion Foundation is starting the New Year out with a serene message urging Americans to “Stay safe in the New Year” by basing actions on science. The …
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Day: December 30, 2020
Black nonbelief expert on “Freethought Matters” this Sunday
The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s first episode in the new year of its TV talk show challenges the stereotype of African-American religiosity. Christopher Cameron, who teaches history at the University …
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Secular organizations release agenda for incoming Congress & administration
The Secular Coalition for America, in partnership with its 19 member organizations (including the Freedom From Religion Foundation), has issued a blueprint for the new administration and Congress. The …
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FFRF’s Mark on the Hill: The 2020 Elections and You
In this edition of FFRF’s Mark on the Hill, let’s discuss the impact of the 2020 elections and how we plan to build the movement together as Christian Nationalism regroups. …
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Justices ‘play a deadly game’ in COVID/church ruling
A 5–4 Supreme Court decision enjoining New York state’s pandemic policy that limited some church gatherings is wrong, unnecessary and portends big trouble ahead for our secular laws and policies. …
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FFRF hails decision affirming secular education in Maine
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is applauding a circuit court judgment that upholds the secular nature of the Maine public education system in a case in which the state/church watchdog …
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FFRF awards $28,150 to 2020 Students of Color essay contest winners
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is proud to announce the awarding of a record total of $28,150 in prize money to the winners of its 2020 students of color essay …
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Louisianans: Vote “No” on Louisiana Amendment 1
The Freedom From Religion Foundation urges you to vote “no” on Louisiana Amendment 1 on the November election ballot. Louisiana Amendment 1 is an anti-science, anti-woman measure that would leave …
FFRF’s Full Report on Amy Coney Barrett
Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination to the Supreme Court initiates the final stage of a Christian Nationalist takeover of the high court. If Barrett is confirmed, the Supreme Court will …
