The Texas Legislature has flagrantly evaded rules and procedure to revive one of its so-called “religious freedom” bills that is likely to advance to Gov. Greg Abbott for signature any …
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The Piedmont Humanists will host a book talk on Wednesday, May 22 where Andrew Seidel will discuss his new book The Founding Myth: Why Christian Nationalism Is Un-American. The event …
Davis Elementary School in Marietta has removed a religious advertisement from the front entrance from the school after FFRF sent a letter of complaint. A Cobb County School District parent …
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The Animas Public Schools high school basketball coach who was violating the Constitution resigned after FFRF alerted the school district. A concerned community member reported to FFRF that the head …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog, is urging an Ohio middle school to take down an unconstitutional religious display from its property. A concerned parent recently reported …
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On Thursday, Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant became the most recent governor to sign into law a punitive bill that is popping up in states around the country. The bill bans …
The Arkansas Department of Education has followed a recommendation from FFRF in ensuring the removal of religious promotion from its online health curriculum. FFRF wrote a letter of complaint to …
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A Mississippi school district has removed unconstitutional religious iconography from its schools, following a recommendation from FFRF. A Lee County Schools community member reported to FFRF multiple displays promoting religion …
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50 percent of Americans live in a state with no legal anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ people. In such states, LGBTQ individuals can be fired from their jobs, evicted from their …
