The Freedom From Religion Foundation applauds Arizona voters for sending a clear message not to divert public tax dollars to fund private religious schools. By rejecting Proposition 305 on Tuesday, …
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Convention speech — Rasel Ahmed: For LGBTQ in Bangladesh, the fear is real Watch the videos of this event at FFRF.org/video-2018-con and Rasel Ahmed’s interview on “Freethought Matters” at ffrf.us/ahmed. Below …
Here is an edited version of the speech Sarah Haider gave on Nov. 2 at FFRF’s 41st annual convention in San Francisco. She was introduced by FFRF Legal Assistant Kristina …
FFRF, a national state/church watchdog, has sent a letter to every school district in Alabama urging them to ignore erroneous advice from Roy Moore and protect the constitutional rights of …
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The Internal Revenue Service is seeking public comments on a proposed rule that, among other things, puts a stop to a widespread practice of taxpayers legally profiting from donating …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging the IRS to approve a proposed rule change that would terminate a massive voucher-like tax break. The Internal Revenue Service is seeking public …
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There’s no overstating the supreme setback that Saturday’s Senate confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court will be for our movement, for the explicit work of the Freedom From …
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FFRF succeeded in removing religious promotion from the back of mandatory car tags at an elementary school in Tennessee. Dupont Elementary School in Chattanooga had partnered with Rock Bridge Community …
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A national state/church watchdog has sent a complaint letter to Mobile County Public Schools, Ala., over a mandatory staff event that turned into a mandatory religious service. Pastor Vint Norris …
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