Thanks to the Freedom From Religion Foundation, teachers and church groups will not be permitted to lead religious events at Athens Elementary School in Athens, Ala. In 2013, a local …
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Zeeland Public Schools, Mich., will not allow Gideons to distribute bibles on school ground in the future thanks to the Freedom From Religion Foundation. On Oct. 17, Gideons International representatives …
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After discussing FFRF’s temporary setback (on standing, not merits) in federal Appeals Court over the IRS “Housing Allowance” case, we announce a new lawsuit challenging prayer at Chino Valley, California, …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation, on behalf of its Florida chapter and more than 21,000 members nationwide, is asking the mayor of St. Augustine to withdraw his invitation to Pope …
Emmy Award-winning actor Scott Clifton will welcome attendees to the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s 37th annual national convention the weekend of Oct. 24-26 in Los Angeles. Clifton starred in several network soap …
Arlington Independent School District in Arlington, Texas, will no longer allow a teacher to proselytize students after a complaint was filed by FFRF. A concerned parent of a student at …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter today to Theodore Nickel, of the Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance, protesting his decision, as reported by some media outlets, …
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The chancellor of the University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point was exclusionary and on shaky legal ground in encouraging students to rely on “faith in God” during his official commencement …
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Howe Independent School District in Howe, Texas, took action to assure that the Dallas Baptist Rec Team would not proselytize during an annual Field Day event that was for all …
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