After FFRF complained, Wichita Public Schools is taking steps to ensure no further inappropriate bible distributions will happen on its grounds. On Nov. 1, 2015, several members of the Gideons, …
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The Unicoi County Board of Education in Tennessee on Thursday voted unanimously to remove a Christian flag that was part of the background at its board meetings for more than …
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott ordered the State Preservation Board to remove a Freedom From Religion Foundation Bill of Rights and Winter Solstice display from the Texas Capitol today. A letter from …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation returns to Macomb County (Warren, Mich.) this holiday season — this time with a tongue-in-cheek banner proclaiming, “Keep Saturn in Saturnalia.”With the help of local …
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Click images below to enlarge. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is pulling out the stops both with letters of complaint and TV and newspaper advertising protesting state/church entanglements with Pope …
After the Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a warning letter, the Coolidge City Council, Ariz., has decided not to limit invocations to only Christians after all. News reports indicate that the council …
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After months of community turmoil and divisive religious pandering by the mayor of Hawkins, Texas, the Hawkins City Council voted Monday to remove the controversial sign reading “Jesus Welcomes You …
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In response to the Missouri Sheriffs Association’s recent decision to place “In God We Trust” decals on every sheriff’s department patrol car, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is offering to …
The letter reproduced below was sent to President Obama earlier today. A PDF is available here. President Barack ObamaThe White House1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NWWashington, DC 20500 Re: Papal website and promotion …
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