The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed an amicus brief on behalf of the Kountze Independent School District, Kountze, Texas, which had ordered cheerleaders to stop holding Christian prayer banners …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has once again qualified for inclusion in the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). The CFC is the only officially sanctioned program for soliciting federal government employees …
The first nonfiction book addressing the religious scandal of molestation of minors by members of the clergy was “Betrayal of Trust: Clergy Abuse of Children” by FFRF Co-President Annie Laurie …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation commends the city of Augusta for agreeing to discontinue its involvement in organizing, coordinating and promoting the monthly “Mayor’s Prayer Breakfasts.” FFRF Senior Staff Attorney …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation and the American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia filed a federal lawsuit Sept. 13, 2011, against the School Board of Giles County, Va., for unconstitutionally endorsing …
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The South Dearborn School Board (Ind.) will no longer open its monthly meetings with a prayer, thanks to the Freedom From Religion Foundation. A concerned school district parent informed FFRF …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has taken its billboard campaign to Nashville, Tenn., where a Tennessee student proudly proclaims “This is what an atheist looks like” on a bright magenta …
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(To see the full-sized ad select the box in the lower right hand corner of the video screen. If you cannot view the video above within this news release, click here …
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Is the separation of church and state “absolute,” as JFK said, or does it make you want to vomit (as Rick Santorum said)? This week we talk about FFRF’s challenge …
