The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent four letters to elected leaders opposing their upcoming participation in sectarian National Day of Prayer events. Recipients of the FFRF letters include Governor Gary …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to declare unconstitutional the practice of requiring public school students to recite or listen to the religious Pledge of …
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Guest Mitch Kahle, an FFRF member and state/church activist in Hawaii, will talk about how he persuaded the Hawaii Senate earlier this month to drop government prayer. The hosts will …
On behalf of its currently active and former members in the Army, the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) called today on the Secretary of the Army to halt its invasive …
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A parent contacted FFRF after all K-12 students in Pillager Public Schools (Minn.) attended a Veterans Day program that included an invocation from a local Baptist minister. The prayer said …
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Indianapolis Public Schools received considerable criticism in 2009 when its Internet filtering policy was made public and when complainants sent a copy to both FFRF and the ACLU. The policy …
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In November 2008, the Freedom From Religion Foundation and four of its more than 400 Colorado members sued Gov. Bill Ritter Jr. for officially proclaiming May 1, 2008, as the …
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The Foundation and its Co-Presidents filed suit on July 14, 2009, to stop the prominent engraving of “In God We Trust” and the religious Pledge of Allegiance at the Capitol …
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A parent in the Highland Local School District (Medina, Ohio) alerted the Freedom From Religion Foundation to three church/state concerns at Highland High School. The school’s annual choir event included …
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