The Freedom From Religion Foundation is advising public schools in more than 1,000 school districts against visiting a new religious theme park. The Ark Encounter, which is opening this week …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed a court brief asking that a religious exemption for retirement plans be deemed unconstitutional. The Employment Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) regulates retirement …
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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, …
The Sylvan-Lucas Unified School District will no longer allow prayer at school-sponsored events following a complaint from FFRF. A student at Sylvan-Lucas High School contacted FFRF after the class president …
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We invite you to make your plans now to attend the June 4 Reason Rally at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., being sponsored by a coalition of secular groups, including the …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation believes there’s a simple solution for the city of Middleton, Wis., to stop the contentious weekly “Jesus Lunch” event. For the past couple of years, …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is objecting to a Michigan city’s censorship of a freethinker on the National Day of Prayer. Doug Marshall, a resident of Warren, Mich., secured the …
Statement By the Freedom From Religion Foundation The Tennessee Legislature has embarrassed itself by passing a patently unconstitutional bill declaring “The Holy Bible” as the “official state book.” It is …
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