FFRF has ensured an end to a North Carolina school district’s unconstitutional advertising of weekly religious services at a local church. Southwest Elementary School in Durham, N.C., was allowing Keystone …
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Thanks to FFRF, a cross was removed from the lobby of a Florida VA Medical Center. A volunteer at the medical center reported that a large cross display was put …
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After losing in two federal courts, the Trump administration is back at the drawing board on a new strategy to undermine women’s access to basic healthcare. It was announced this …
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Athletic coaches in an Oklahoma district will be advised not to involve their students with religious camps after an FFRF complaint. In June, a complainant reported that the Keys High …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is rebuking a Maryland school district for offering constitutionally indigestible material to its children during lunch. A concerned parent contacted FFRF to report that Jarrettsville …
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FFRF has stopped an Indiana school district from violating the U.S. Constitution in several ways. The superintendent of Cloverdale Community Schools has assured FFRF it will stop prayers at staff …
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FFRF, a national state/church watchdog, is calling attention to a constitutional violation at an Illinois high school. A concerned district parent reported that the Dunlap High School boys cross …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking the secretary of the Air Force, Heather Wilson, to stand up to the Family Research Council, a designated hate group, and defend a …
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After criticizing Attorney General Jeff Session’s new (so-called) Religious Freedom Taskforce, FFRF attorney Patrick Elliott tells us about our newest lawsuit, challenging the “Lord’s Prayer” at Parkersburg, West Virginia, city …
