A concerned community member in the Camden County School District in Georgia informed FFRF that district employees had involved themselves in a religious student club at the high school and …
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Adults in the Sarasota County School District in Florida organized and participated in “See You at the Pole” events put on by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes at county schools …
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It was brought to FFRF’s attention that the Gulfport (Miss.) School District staff was regularly propagating their personal religious belief to students in the public school. Several counselors had been …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking for a Wisconsin police department’s overtly religious oath and code of ethics to be changed. The West Allis Police Department’s Code of Ethics …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has helped Humanism triumph behind bars—all over the state of Virginia. A freethinking inmate at Coffeewood Correctional Center in Virginia contacted FFRF because his prison …
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FFRF lead staff attorney Rebecca Market reports a victory stopping a Mississippi school district from participating in a day of prayer for students, and tells us about more unconstitutional Christian crosses …
This brief was filed before the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals in a case surrounding religious exemptions for retirement plans. The Employment Retirement Income Security Act regulates retirement plans, but …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has been censored in Mississippi. The first billboard it ever put up in the state, on July 1, was removed today. Lamar Outdoor, contending it …
A federal judge in Mississippi has provided a huge victory to those who believe in actual religious freedom. U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves struck down Mississippi’s unconstitutional “religious freedom” bill, …
