The Freedom From Religion Foundation has asked the Cambridge Public Library, Massachusetts, to remove an eye-poppingly ostentatious Ten Commandments engraving and other religious verbiage on prominent display in the first …
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Comparing a “Bible Education Ministry” program to “Sunday School,” a federal judge in Tennessee issued a forceful decision on Feb. 8 declaring the classes in Rhea County public schools unconstitutional. …
Foundation member Donald A. Mosher was one of five people asked to write an essay about where they would draw the line on sacrificing personal freedoms for the sake of …
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A fundamentalist campaign to post “In God We Trust” in every public school classroom–an idea floated before state legislatures by rightwing religionists for at least a decade–has gained steam in …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation contacted Dr Pepper’s consumer relations department to thank it for keeping a patriotic design on its cans secular, after Christian groups targeted the company. The …
The following is an account of my experience as a female growing up in the Mormon faith. I was born into a family whose Mormon heritage stretches back for generations. …
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A new resolution reaffirming Boy Scouts of America’s exclusionary policy against nontheistic members and gay Scoutmasters has prompted the Freedom From Religion Foundation to once again call upon United Way …
While you’re in San Diego for the FFRF 2002 convention Nov. 22-24, plan to stay a few extra days and make a vacation of it. There’s so much to do …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s traditional “untraditional” Winter Solstice sign that has appeared yearly at the Wisconsin State Capitol since 1996 was stolen sometime between the afternoons of Monday, Dec. …
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