The Freedom From Religion Foundation has ended a Georgia high school marching band’s incorporation of religion into its performances. Last fall, it was reported to FFRF that the director of …
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A concerned resident reported to FFRF that Palm Beach County in Florida had been displaying Latin crosses on its fire trucks and ambulances to commemorate fallen firefighters and EMTs. FFRF …
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An apparent attempt by a church in Alabama to influence the upcoming senatorial election shows why the ban on church electioneering needs to be preserved. FFRF has requested that the …
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Section 211 of H.R. 4460 slips language from a failed bill earlier this year, which FFRF helped to fight, into a new, larger FEMA bill. Section 211 would violate the …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has ensured a debut for freethought in the heart of Cleveland. The Northern Ohio Freethought Society, the local chapter of FFRF, has obtained at spot …
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After it was reported to FFRF that a second-grade teacher at Ashford Elementary School in Alabama was leading her students in daily prayer before lunch, FFRF took action. FFRF Legal …
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A repeal on the ban on church electioneering would end up costing U.S. taxpayers billions. The recently proposed tax reform bill includes a repeal of the Johnson Amendment as it …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s lawsuit against the Chino Valley Unified School District board for regularly praying is entering a new stage. On Wednesday, Nov. 8, the case will be …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is requesting that a Texas school district expunge religion from its activities. A couple of unnerved community members recently contacted FFRF to report two constitutional …
