Elementary school faculty in the Whitfield County School District, Georgia, will no longer teach their young students religion thanks to a letter sent by the Freedom From Religion Foundation. FFRF …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation will place a “Bill of Rights nativity” Monday, Dec. 8, in the Florida State Capitol in Tallahassee proclaiming the Winter Solstice as the “true reason …
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Dawson County School District in Gainesville, Ga., will no longer hold meetings for teachers in churches or force them to listen to prayers and sermons. A complainant reported to FFRF …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation and its local chapter, the Central Florida Freethought Community, have halted invocations at Winter Garden (Fla.) City Commission meetings. On Aug. 28, Mayor Rees and …
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Hawkins Middle School in Hawkins, Texas, will no longer permit a teacher to organize and promote a “Feed and Seed” club. A concerned parent contacted FFRF, reporting that a teacher …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has taken action against a well-publicized violation of the Civil Rights Act by a restaurant in Winston–Salem, N.C., which is offering a 15% discount to …
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Happy 238th Birthday U.S.A! After discussing the disastrous Supreme Court “Hobby Lobby” decision, we honor America’s birthday by celebrating the July 4 (1826) birthday of songwriter Stephen Foster. Then we …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation this week filed a strong brief before the 7th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in Chicago, defending its November victory in federal district court overturning the …
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“If the Supreme Court won’t uphold the Constitution, it’s up to us — it’s up to you” is the response of the Freedom From Religion Foundation to the high court’s ruling …
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