Kentucky student activist Lydia Mason, whose essay “Breaking The Chains” won FFRF’s David Hudak Memorial Freethinking Students of Color High School Essay Competition, tells us about the challenges of being …
Day: July 6, 2017
FFRF insists on cancellation of Ark Encounter trip
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is warning a government-funded Kentucky senior center against going ahead with an outing to an infamously unscientific Christian theme park. The Lexington Senior Center is …
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Indiana team’s trip a flagrant constitutional violation
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is warning an Indiana school district about allowing its high school soccer team to go on a Christian mission trip. The NorthWood High School girl’s …
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FFRF assails Ky. governor’s new proposal
Credit: Gage Skidmore The Freedom From Religion Foundation is taking a dim view of a new Kentucky gubernatorial initiative. Gov. Matt Bevin is touting an unconstitutional plan to combat rising …
FFRF addresses religious graduation activities at N.C. schools
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has urged two public schools in North Carolina to keep their graduation ceremonies secular. After a high school in Raleigh and an elementary school in …
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Senior center reminded to keep meals secular (June 6, 2017)
A North Carolina county senior center will adhere to federal regulations against religious worship after FFRF took action on a constitutional violation over pre-lunch prayers. A concerned resident of Leon …
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State/church watchdog notifies veep of donations given in his name
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is delighted to announce that it has received a $100,000-plus boost to its legal fund via donations in Vice President Mike Pence’s name. FFRF began …
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Ministerial housing allowance before court once again
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed a federal brief supporting its long-running challenge of preferential tax treatment that the IRS provides to ministers of the gospel. FFRF’s brief, filed …
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Freethought Radio — April 6, 2017
New plaintiff Elizabeth Deal is added to FFRF’s lawsuit challenging bible classes in West Virginia schools. Denver FFRF chapter president Claudette StPierretells us about the 12 Colorado billboards that say …
