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FFRF TV show dives into the Scopes Trial — and its significance
Watch the teaser here. The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s TV show this week spotlights one of the most consequential courtroom battles between religion and science in U.S. history. Guest Brenda Wineapple …
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‘We Dissent’: author Sarah Posner on ‘Tyranny by a Minority’
The hosts of the “We Dissent” podcast speak on the latest episode with renowned author and social observer Sarah Posner. On episode 35, FFRF Deputy Legal Director Liz Cavell, Americans …
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What to know about the Deion Sanders prayer controversy at University of Colorado
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This State Requires Schools to Teach the Bible. Parents and Teachers Are Suing
Education Week By Brooke Schultz …
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ACLU of Oklahoma Files Lawsuit to Block OSDE Bible Mandate
The Black Wall Street Times By Anna Littlejohn …
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Deion Sanders Pushes Back At Secular Group’s Claims That Use of Team Chaplain is ‘Unconstitutional’
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Oklahoma Residents Sue State Superintendent to Halt Bible Mandate in Public Schools
Hoodline (Oklahoma City, OK) By Jordan Myers …
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FFRF chapters erect ‘Be a Voter’ billboards in swing states
More than 20 volunteer chapters of the Freedom From Religion Foundation have pooled their resources in order to erect voter awareness billboards on behalf of FFRF in all seven swing …
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