Challenge misconceptions about atheism, morality FFRF awarded Sara $3,000. By Sara Schwabe Recent American social movements have increased acceptance of many oppressed groups. But studies show that atheists are still …
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The Greece (N.Y.) Central School District Board voted 5-4 against a proposal Nov. 10 to consolidate polling sites from 11 elementary schools to two churches and a fire station. The …
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This week on Freethought Radio meet Lisa “Miller” Treu, FFRF’s Director of First Impressions as she guest host’s Freethought Radio. Co-Presidents Annie Laurie Gaylor and Dan Barker will be busy …
The School Board of the Connellsville Area School District voted last night to remove from school grounds the Ten Commandments monument that was at the heart of a federal lawsuit filed …
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At the Iberia High School (Mo.) graduation in 2015, a reverend gave a heavily Christian invocation and benediction. Thanks to the FFRF, this constitutional violation will not recur. “The Supreme …
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Lebanon Daily Record The Freedom From Religion has routinely sent letters to sheriffs’ offices and police departments around the country that have placed controversial national motto “In God We Trust” …
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The principal of Little Milligan Elementary School in Butler, Tenn., has been reprimanded by the Carter County School District for frequently leading students in prayer and reportedly asking them each …
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Dixie County Schools ordered removal of classroom posters that proclaimed “Dixie County High School — God Can Do Innumerably More Than We Can Ask or Imagine,” after getting an FFRF …
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Statement by Annie Laurie GaylorCo-PresidentFreedom From Religion Foundation More than five decades after Alabama Governor George Wallace infamously blocked the schoolhouse door in 1963 to prevent black children from entering, …
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