FFRF learned that a football and track coach at Anna High School in Texas had participated in a See You at the Pole event on school property in September, which …
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Day: November 3, 2017
FFRF challenges evangelical mentoring at S.C. elementary school
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strenuously objecting to an evangelical organization mentoring kids at a South Carolina elementary school. A concerned parent informed FFRF that the Beaufort County School …
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Climate change is a state/church issue
The following is a statement by FFRF on climate change. FFRF is dismayed at the executive order President Trump has signed to roll back vital regulations to curb climate change …
Sixth place: A Scout’s revelations by Quinn Friedl
FFRF awarded Quinn $400. By Quinn Friedl The room was a repurposed play area, whitewashed and generally abandoned. A table separated me from the five adults who formed my Eagle …
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Fifth place: Yes, I know I’m going to hell by Ian Garvie
FFRF awarded Ian $500. By Ian Garvie “Thanks! I know I’m going to hell and I’ll be in good company!” I’ve been told I am going to hell throughout my …
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White House bible study a big waste to taxpayers
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is appalled that the Trump administration holds weekly bible study sessions at the White House. The list of attendees reportedly contains the names of several …
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Anti-atheist bias still exists over morality
Study shows respondents think nonbelievers more likely to be serial killers! Even with the number of nonbelievers increasing worldwide, there’s still an inherent bias against atheists when it comes to …
Black atheists: A minority within a minority by Brandon Withrow
By Brandon Withrow This article, edited for length, originally appeared on The Daily Beast website on Nov. 12, 2016, and is reprinted with permission. While honesty is said to be …
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Taxpayers on hook for ‘pro bono’ lawsuits: By Andrew L. Seidel
Religious law firms cost taxpayers millions, even if they claim to be free By Andrew L. Seidel Kentucky taxpayers owe the ACLU nearly $225,000 because Kim Davis, the Rowan County …
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