(Madison, Wis.) The Freedom From Religion Foundation, which won the first lawsuit against faith-based funding under the Bush administration, won its second faith-based lawsuit today. In a strongly-worded and thorough …
Day: October 27, 2004
Child Abuse Letter
District Attorney E. Michael McCann Safety Bldg., Rm. 405, 821 W. State St. Milwaukee WI 53233 Dear District Attorney: On behalf of our membership in Milwaukee County, we urge your …
Milwaukee DA’s Message to the World: Religion Excuses Violence?
Minister Faces Only Abuse Charge for Boy’s Death The Freedom From Religion Foundation today called upon Milwaukee District Attorney E. Michael McCann to “throw the full force of Wisconsin law” …
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Oppose Day of “Fasting and Prayer”
Congress Entertains More Religious Window-Dressing (Madison, Wis.) The Freedom From Religion Foundation opposes a Congressional move to designate a “national day of prayer and fasting.” House Resolution 153, which passed …
Proposed Constitutional Amendments
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the Pledge of Allegiance. (Introduced in House) H.J. 26 108th CONGRESS 1st Session H. J. RES. 26 Proposing …
Ninth Circuit Pledge Decision Recognizes “Liberty and Justice for All”
FFRF Applauds California Ruling “It’s about time,” said a spokesperson for the Freedom From Religion Foundation, applauding an appeals court decision yesterday ruling unconstitutional the act of Congress in 1954 …
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Foundation Urges National Anthem, Not Pledge, Be Offered in Wisconsin Public Schools
“Choose Most Secular, Least Coercive Alternative” The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national association based in Madison, Wis., has called upon the Wisconsin State Department of Public Instruction, as well …
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Freedom From Religion Foundation Lawsuit Challenges Illegal Religious Instruction in Public Schools
Scopes II? A lawsuit to halt pervasive illegal religious practices in public schools in Rhea County, Tennessee was filed in the courtroom of Chief Judge Edgar, United States District Court …
FFRF Wins Against Direct Funds to Parochial Schools (April 27, 2001)
Direct subsidy to parochial schools was ruled unconstitutional by the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on April 27, 2001. The Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling in …
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