(Pictured from left to right: Richard Dawkins, Sara Paretsky, Julia Sweeney and Jessica Ahlquist) Statistics show about one-fourth of Oregon adults (more than 700,000 people) are nonreligious, so wouldn’t …
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Employees at Peach County Senior Citizens Center, Fort Valley, Ga., were regularly leading residents in prayer before meals, playing Baptist hymns on the piano, and reading from the bible to …
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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 Freedom From Religion Foundation has stopped a teacher in the Clear Creek Independent School District (League City, Texas) from passing out class materials with inappropriate religious messages on them. …
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Watch Bill Moyers’ interview with Philip Appleman. Trouble viewing embedded video? Click here to watch. If you missed Bill Moyers’ interview of FFRF After-Life Member Philip Appleman, the distinguished poet, …
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Hear the new radio ad that Julia Sweeney recorded for FFRF. This week we talk about FFRF’s retort to the Catholic Bishops’ assault on women’s healthcare, and about yet more …
Students and coaches will no longer be praying in the locker room at McAllen High School (McAllen, Texas), thanks to the Freedom From Religion Foundation. McAllen’s head football coach reportedly …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation's "Nobody died for our sins. Jesus Christ is a myth" banner has been stolen from a city park in Streator, Ill. The banner was placed …
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Hagan Elementary School in Williston, N.D., will no longer permit representatives of Gideons International to distribute bibles to its youngest students. The Freedom From Religion Foundation took issue with a …
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