The Freedom From Religion Foundation, based in Madison, Wisconsin, has renewed its request that U.S. Senator Russ Feingold (502 Hart Bldg, Washington DC 20510-4904) permit Foundation staff member Dan Barker, …
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1. Courts Have Barred School Prayers For 30 Years School prayers in public schools have been held by the United States Supreme Court to be a violation of the Establishment …
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By Annie Laurie Gaylor Co-President, Freedom From Religion Foundation Not one workday ever goes by that we at the Freedom From Religion Foundation do not give thanks — to the …
Name: Donald B. Ardell. Where I live: Downtown St. Petersburg, Fla. When and where I was born: July 18, 1938, Philadelphia, Pa., in a hospital named Misericordia (a wobbly start …
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By Andrew Seidel Andrew Seidel, FFRF staff attorney, gave this speech accompanied by PowerPoint (edited here for print) in October at FFRF’s 35th annual convention on Oct. 13, 2012 …
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Shawna received a $1,000 cash scholarship from FFRF. By Shawna Scott At my 2010 convocation (or “graduation”) for my B.A. at the University of Windsor in Ontario, Canada, all …
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Peter Boghossian was introduced by FFRF Co-President Dan Barker at FFRF’s 35th annual convention on October 13, 2012, in Portland, Ore. After our convention was fully booked, we realized that …
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Thanks to the Freedom from Religion Foundation, religion has been separated from Pottsboro Independent School District’s athletic program. FFRF Staff Attorney Elizabeth Cavell received a complaint from an injured party …
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Thanks to action taken by the Freedom from Religion Foundation and a brave group of Wauseon High School students, the Wauseon, Ohio high school will now have an inclusive spring …
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