FFRF awarded Elizabeth a $3,000 scholarship. Politicians like to deify our nation’s founders. Asserting that the founders would have wanted this, or would not have recognized America today because of …
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FFRF awarded Wilson a $2,000 scholarship. Religion and American politics are thoroughly intertwined. There even exists within the electorate a pervasive belief that the accomplishments and the very existence of …
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FFRF awarded Lynn a $1,000 scholarship. The night of May 8, 2012, my young daughter and I awaited the election results of North Carolina’s proposed constitutional amendment. Most of the …
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FFRF awarded Vicky a $500 scholarship. I’m an atheist, and this election year, I’m a family values voter. Families are one of the most important institutions in any society. The …
Fifth place: Graduate/mature student essay contest FFRF awarded Jemille Bailey a $350 scholarship. By Jemille Bailey Modern America has an unhealthy love affair with religion. In recent years, U.S. government …
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Imagine standing in front of your child’s elementary school classroom and explaining to 30 kids why you don’t believe in God, why you don’t pray and why you don’t think …
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A Baptist church will no longer use school assemblies on the “History of Easter” and the “History of Christmas” to proselytize students in an Alabama school district, thanks to the …
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A grade school in Spring Lake, Mich. will no longer allow organized prayer at its graduation ceremony, after the Freedom From Religion Foundation contacted the school district about illegal prayer …
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Following a complaint filed by the Freedom from Religion Foundation, a sixth grade science teacher at Lakeview Middle School in Rossville, Ga. will no longer sing Christian songs during instructional …
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