A Canton Career Center Principal will no longer be promoting his Christian beliefs at work, thanks to FFRF. FFRF received reports that the Principal repeatedly promoted his Christian beliefs at …
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Away with the manger and in with the solstice. Is there room at the inn for freethought displays? Tune in to hear about FFRF’s first-ever ‘natural nativity scene.’ We wish …
Although a Milwaukee member placing the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s Winter Solstice sign was initially barred from passing through security at the Milwaukee courthouse this morning and the sign was …
Douglas Marshall was refused permission to display this sign in City Hall The mayor of Warren, Mich., is engaging in unlawful viewpoint discrimination, by announcing a public forum that …
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Marathon School District in Marathon, Wis., has changed its policy regarding school assemblies after receiving a letter of objection from FFRF. On Nov. 11, 2011, American Legion Post 469 held a Veterans …
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The Virginia ACLU and FFRF are suing to remove the Ten Commandments from Virginia schools. We’ll talk about the suit with ACLU attorney Rebecca Glenberg. Then, don’t miss our interview …
The state of Wisconsin appears to have removed a link to a religious anti-abortion group from its website after receiving a letter of objection from the Freedom From Religion Foundation. …
Topics, rules and deadlines for the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s 2011 high school, college and graduate/mature student essay scholarship competitions have been released. FFRF, an educational state/church watchdog that has …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has formally complained to Mayor Dewey Bartlett Jr. of Tulsa, Okla., about unconstitutional sectarian prayers at Tulsa City Council meetings. In a Dec. 10 letter …
