A sheriff’s office in Georgia must immediately take down a Christian flag flying outside its building, the Freedom From Religion Foundation insists. A concerned Bleckley County resident has informed FFRF …
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FFRF filed this amicus brief in collaboration with four other secular groups in opposition to a 40-foot cross on public land in Maryland. The Bladensburg cross was originally erected as …
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A restaurant in Virginia has discontinued offering a religious discount after FFRF alerted the establishment that it was in violation of state and federal civil rights laws. Ms. Girlee’s Kitchen …
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A school district in Missouri has instructed coaches and teachers on their constitutional obligation to refrain from participating in student prayers. FFRF received a complaint that coaches and teachers in …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling attention to Indiana public high school football coaches praying with students, violating their First Amendment rights in the process. A concerned community member …
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A school district in California has ceased scheduling invocations before board meetings after receiving a letter of complaint from FFRF. FFRF Associate Counsel Liz Cavell initially sent a letter to …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is decrying Vice President Mike Pence’s use of the killings at the synagogue in Pittsburgh to further his Christian nationalist agenda. At a political rally …
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FFRF is denouncing Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant for promoting two religious events. A concerned local FFRF member reported that while acting in his official capacity as governor, Bryant recorded a …
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This Thursday, Nov. 1, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments in a high-profile case involving bible classes in a West Virginia school system. The Freedom …
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