A Texas school will no longer unlawfully promote religion after receiving a legal letter from FFRF. A parent contacted FFRF to let it know that at Judson High School in …
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Texas district to halt teacher-led prayers (September 13, 2017)
A school district in Texas has taken precautions to ensure that it does not endorse Christianity after receiving a letter from FFRF over staff meeting prayers. A district employee contacted …
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FFRF wins one in Utah for freedom
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has notched a victory in Utah for the freedom of conscience. FFRF was contacted by a concerned parent regarding a serious constitutional violation occurring in …
FFRF legal battle continues against prayerful Texas judge
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is moving forward in its legal fight to stop a Texas justice of the peace from imposing prayers at the start of each court session. …
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Indiana school district promises no more graduation prayers
An Indiana school district has promised the Freedom From Religion Foundation that graduation prayers will not occur again in its schools. A concerned Elkhart Community Schools parent contacted FFRF to …
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FFRF wants government-organized creationist outing nixed
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking that a Georgia county agency cancel an upcoming creationist outing. The Cherokee Recreation and Parks Agency is organizing a trip to the Ark …
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FFRF confronts religious Ala. police department
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is charging that an Alabama police department’s intensely religious behavior is unlawful. The city of Wetumpka reportedly hosts a “CJ Deputy Summer Program” at the …
Ethics violations by Texas AG Paxton?
FFRF is investigating possible ethics violations by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to advance the interests of First Liberty Institute, a religious rights advocacy organization. Last year, Paxton recruited two …
‘Religious liberty’ executive order faces legal challenge
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has legally challenged President Trump over his “religious liberty” executive order. The order and Trump’s repeated statements clearly communicate to churches that they can now …
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