The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strongly objecting to repeated proselytizing occurring in an Ohio school district’s sports programs. Back in 2015, the national state/church watchdog wrote the New Lexington …
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FFRF’s Director of Strategic Response Andrew Seidel has been watching the Senate confirmation hearings for Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court and concludes that he is “a wrecking ball …
Oral arguments take place Friday over an appeal of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s court victory regarding a cross on a Pennsylvania county seal. FFRF, a national state/church watchdog, and …
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FFRF helped end a constitutional violation in Fort Myers, Fla. FFRF Legal Fellow Chris Line wrote to the city of Fort Meyers after a complainant reported that the city sponsored …
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FFRF has ensured the removal of a Latin cross display from the property of Catoosa County (Ga.) Fire Station No. 3. According to a complaint, a large cross was displayed …
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FFRF has put a stop to a community prayer service planned on Randolph County, Ala., school system grounds. Woodland High School and Woodland Elementary School planned on hosting a “community …
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FFRF has convinced a Tennessee school district to implement a corrective plan barring proselytizing assemblies from taking place. A concerned student of the Oneida High School in Huntsville, Tenn., reported …
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FFRF has taken action to keep religion out of a California city’s public park. A concerned resident of Avalon, Calif., notified FFRF that the city had placed a sign on …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is protesting a sizeable government giveaway to a Virginia church. A concerned local taxpayer contacted FFRF to report that St. Mary’s Episcopal Church received $10,000 …
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