Billionaire voucher advocate Betsy DeVos is all set as our new education secretary to put into place an alarming national school voucher scheme. We here in Wisconsin know how disastrous …
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FFRF has been the focus of a lot of media coverage over its Jan. 18 lawsuit to end “Bibles in the School” classes in a West Virginia district. Most of …
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On Earth Day 2017, scientists and those who support science will march in Washington and around the country in a show of solidarity against the rising tide of anti-science thinking …
FFRF strongly supports a new bill to end immigration discrimination against people of any religious belief — including those with no religious belief. Rep. Don Beyer, D-Va., introduced in Congress …
The Pizza Ranch restaurant in Kentwood, Mich., was offering a discriminatory Sunday special, giving $2 off an adult buffet for customers who brought in that weekend’s church bulletin. That kind …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation insists that Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker stay ashore and not be part of an upcoming Christian cruise to Alaska. Concerned Wisconsinites have contacted the Freedom …
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FFRF learned that coaches in Texas’ Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District were illegally participating in prayers with its student-athletes. Coaches from Byron P. Steele II High School, Samuel Clemens High …
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We counter Trump’s promise to “totally destroy” the Johnson Amendment that prohibits churches from politicking. We offer some comic relief by hearing Mississipians complain about FFRF’s victory removing a Christian …
