FFRF is advising public schools in more than 1,000 school districts against visiting a new religious theme park. The Ark Encounter, which opened the first week of July in Kentucky, …
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FFRF and its Cleveland chapter mounted an impressive billboard message to those who attended the Republican National Convention: Keep church and state separate. That message on a highway billboard came …
FFRF has six new interns working at its Madison, Wis., office this summer, including five in the legal department. (Missing is Chris Line, here this summer but featured previously.) Here …
This blog post for FFRF was written the day after the horrific mass murder on June 12 at an Orlando nightclub and initially appeared on Seidel’s Facebook page. You’ve just …
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This article first appeared on Minnpost.com on June 14 and is reprinted with permission. The aftermath of our all-too-regular mass homicides follows a familiar pattern. “Thoughts and prayers” are with …
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Sam Grover is a staff attorney for FFRF. By Sam Grover With all the media attention surrounding FFRF’s recent letter to the city of Hondo, Texas (see sidebar), I thought …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking a Texas town to remove a huge cross from a public park. A large Latin cross is displayed at the entrance to Swenson …
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FFRF has objected to religious highway signs that greet people when they enter Hondo, Texas. Signs proclaiming “Welcome — This Is God’s Country Please Don’t Drive Through It Like Hell …
Nonbelief Relief has made a major donation to help with the Orlando tragedy. Its latest round of grants include $10,000 earmarked for Orlando. Nonbelief Relief is a new humanitarian agency …
