The Freedom From Religion Foundation has made secularism, not Christianity the “first priority” at West End High School in Gadsen, Ala. The Christian youth organization, First Priority, will no longer …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has put an end to locker room prayer at Bowie High School in El Paso, Texas. Before FFRF intervened, Bowie High School’s pre-football game tradition …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has put an end to illegal bible distribution in the Oakfield-Alabama Central School District in New York. Gideons International was given permission to hand out …
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Zachary Community School District in Louisiana has promised to refrain from prayer before any district events after receiving a letter of complaint from FFRF. On Oct. 17, 2011, Zachary High …
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Open Letter to State Representative Jaret Gibbons 309 Fifth St. Ellwood City, PA 16117 Re: A Community of 46 Million Dear Rep. Gibbons: In your open letter to the Freedom From …
An unauthorized Latin cross suddenly appearing at Camp Pendleton must come down, says a national state/church watchdog. A military chaplain with a small group of people erected the cross on …
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FFRF Staff & Volunteers (Photo by Andrew Seidel) After months of correspondence over a nativity scene in front of the Municipal Building in Ellwood City, Pa., FFRF has won a …
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FFRF stopped prayer and religion at mandatory employee in-service at a Tennessee correctional facility. An alarmed employee and FFRF members in Tennessee notified FFRF that the Tennessee Correction Academy was …
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A Texas public school superintendent called a math teacher’s religious school supply list “a harmless error” after receiving an FFRF letter of objection. FFRF Staff Attorney Stephanie Schmitt sent a letter …
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