Thanks to FFRF, a Wisconsin teacher has a better understanding of students’ First Amendment rights. It was brought to FFRF’s attention by a concerned parent that a third-grade teacher at …
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A Virginia school division in Smithfield will no longer include prayer in its mandatory employee convocations. It was reported to FFRF that every year at the Isle of Wight County …
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An Alabama school district will not be promoting religious events, thanks to FFRF’s involvement. FFRF was informed that Fairview High School in Cullman, Ala., had used its televised morning announcements …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is commending a Wisconsin school district for turning off a Christian broadcasting station on a school bus. Early in spring, FFRF sent a letter to …
President Trump’s latest appointee is as dreadful as his earlier ones. Trump has nominated Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback as an ambassador-at-large for religious freedom. Trump has chosen several other religious …
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FFRF has taken action to ensure that students in Breitung Township Schools in Kingsford, Mich., will no longer be socially pressured into participating in religious rituals. This past spring, the …
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This amicus brief was filed on June 28, 2016 in support of the taxation of a vacant plot of land that was the location of a church. The lot was …
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Plaintiffs Michael Anderson, Larry Madonado and attorney David J.P. Kaloyanides, along with FFRF and 20 other plaintiffs, won a lawsuit against the Chino Valley School District in February 2016, stopping …
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FFRF does not condone violating the Constitution by erecting a Ten Commandments monument on the Arkansas Capitol grounds. Nor do we condone breaking the law to remove such a display. …
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