Donated by the Eagles in the 1960s, a Ten Commandments monument sat alone in front of the Flathead County Courthouse in Kalispell, Mont., until 2004. Under threat of legal action, …
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Donated by the Eagles in the 1960s, a Ten Commandments monument sat alone in front of the Flathead County Courthouse in Kalispell, Mont., until 2004. Under threat of legal action, …
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Dawkins draws nearly 900 to convention God Delusion author Richard Dawkins accepts an Emperor Has No Clothes Award on Oct. 12 at FFRF’s 35th annual national convention in Portland, Ore. …
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Name: Jessica Walker. Where I live: Tyrone, Ga., about 20 miles south of Atlanta. Where and when I was born: Connecticut in 1967 but grew up in New Jersey. Family: …
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By Dan Barker Co-President Freedom From Religion Foundation FFRF members Steve Aldred (left) and Daniel Saiz (right) joined FFRF Co-President Dan Barker for a post-debate reception. I’ve done more than …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has helped Cesar Chavez Elementary School in Oklahoma City, Okla., rethink its use of religion in school assemblies and counseling sessions. A local complainant witnessed …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has sent a letter to President Obama asking him to reject the way this country politicizes religion. The Constitution, which prescribes the oath in Art. …
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The West Michigan Whitecaps baseball team acknowledged after receiving a complaint from FFRF that any publication would suffice to qualify for an “All Faiths Day” promotion. The team had promoted …
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The Antwerp Local School District in Ohio will no longer include religious messages in school assemblies thanks to a complaint from FFRF. The District hosted a Veterans Day assembly, which …
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