The Freedom From Religion Foundation is welcoming a Mississippi county’s decision to remove a courthouse display of the Ten Commandments. Officials in Itawamba County made the move in response to a …
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FFRF Co-President Dan Barker will be discussing his new book with a foreward by Richard Dawkins, God: The Most Unpleasant Character in All Fiction, on a variety of radio stations. The book …
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The superintendent of Dalton Local Schools in Ohio will no longer post religious messages on his official school Twitter feed, after FFRF Legal Fellow Ryan Jayne wrote the school district’s …
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The Johnson City Police Department in Tennessee is taking steps to ensure it is abiding by the Constitution regarding its “Adopt-a-Cop” program. FFRF Staff Attorney Andrew Seidel sent a letter …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s message to pious politicians is: Get off your knees and get to work!Many of our nation’s highest officials will be spending the first Thursday of …
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Texas Governor Abbot censors FFRF’s “Bill of Rights Nativity” from the state capitol. Wisconsin lawmaker Scott Allen uses government resources to convert non-Christians. Idaho post office removes Christmas greeting from …
After years of prayers “in Jesus’ name” at Missouri’s Montgomery County R-II School District faculty meetings, FFRF has ensured that future meetings will be secular. Staff Attorney Patrick Elliott called …
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After persuading the Frisco Independent School District in Texas to remove a sign reading “Pray more, worry less” from the Roach Middle School front office in September, FFRF has prompted …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation congratulates the eight graduate or “older” (ages 25-30) college students who won this year’s essay competition. FFRF, an educational state/church watchdog that has more than …
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