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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The Corvallis Secular Society has placed a king-sized exterior bus sign designed by the Freedom From Religion Foundation on a bus in Corvallis, Ore., stating: "The United States is not …
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An Ohio pastor’s insistence that a Freedom From Religion Foundation billboard be moved off church property in Columbus appears to have backfired. Shortly after Columbus atheist Dylan Galos’ “Coming Out …
Dylan Galos discusses his billboard that shocked a church so much, it had to be taken down. Sara Paretsky talks about her radical roots growing up in a godless household. …
After receiving three letters of complaint from Freedom from Religion Foundation senior staff attorney Rebecca Markert, the Laurens County School District 55 in Laurens, S.C. halted its longstanding practice of …
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At the Grand Prairie Ninth Grade Center annual awards ceremony, a school board member issued a Christian prayer ending with “In Jesus’ name we pray, amen.” The invocation was followed …
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In May 2011, FFRF was alerted that Gideon bibles were being distributed to fifth-grade students at McCormick’s Creek Elementary School in Spencer, Ind. On May 23, FFRF Staff Attorney Patrick …
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On June 1, the Freedom From Religion Foundation and the ACLU of Virginia sent a letter to the Giles County School Board in opposition to proposed school displays that would include …
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