The Freedom From Religion Foundation, which was at the center of a high-profile lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service over illegal church electioneering, warned this week that “Pulpit Freedom Sunday” …
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A public charter school has taken steps to ensure its participation in a religious sports league remains secular, pursuant to an FFRF letter. Seashore Middle Academy in Corpus Christi, Texas, …
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The religious right and FOX News are upset about FFRF’s IRS church-electioneering victory. We hear Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg talking about the Hobby Lobby decision. We celebrate the …
FFRF has secured the removal of religious symbols from a public park in Clark County, Wash. In Whipple Creek Regional Park, a Latin cross with a bible verse was installed …
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Thanks to FFRF’s intervention, prayer will no longer occur at Piedmont High School athletic events in West Piedmont, Ala. Previously, it was the practice for a Christian prayer to be …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s talented graphic design intern, Sam Erickson, a student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has designed a number of images for FFRF members to utilize in …
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A full-page ad in The New York Times protesting the Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby ruling June 30 is being sponsored by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog …
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Jacksonville Police Department in Jacksonville, Ala., has removed and will no longer display religious postings on its official Facebook page. The Jackson Police Department posts included a picture reading “Happy …
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The Douglas County (Ga.) Sheriff K-9 Unit’s Facebook page no longer posts religious messages after the Freedom From Religion Foundation complained. The page administrator regularly posted bible quotes on Sundays, …
