Religious rituals will not be included in district-sponsored meetings in the Denton Independent School District anymore. A district employee contacted FFRF to report that the district invited a religious leader …
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Once again, the Johnson Amendment is under attack from the religious right and we need your help. The Johnson Amendment is the federal law that keeps all 501(c)(3)s, including churches, …
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A bill was just passed in the West Virginia state Senate that, if approved by the House, will funnel vast amounts of the state’s public school funding to private religious …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is pleased to announce the cancellation of an Illinois city-sponsored religious tour. FFRF contacted the city of Charleston, Ill., this Monday after receiving a report …
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FFRF co-president and former minister Dan Barker will talk about “The Importance of Critical Thinking” for the Honduran Freethinkers on at 3:00 pm on Wednesday, December 5 at the Universidad Nacional …
This is an edited version of the speech given by Debra Deane Olson and Dr. Craig Wilkinson on Nov. 2, 2018, at FFRF’s national convention in San Francisco. They were …
A religious profile picture has been substituted for a secular alternative on a Wisconsin police department’s official Facebook page after receiving an FFRF complaint letter. FFRF Associated Counsel Sam Grover …
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FFRF has received assurances from a Massachusetts school district that religion will not be allowed to intrude into its graduation ceremonies from now on. Canton Public Schools officials invited the …
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Judge Brett Kavanaugh is working hard to avoid any firm stance on any substantive question in Day 2 of his Supreme Court confirmation hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee. But …
