The Freedom From Religion Foundation ended an inappropriate use of official email by a government agency employee in Alabama. An employee of the Alabama Medicaid Agency used her official email …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has sent a follow-up letter to Houston County (Ga.) Schools documenting rampant and egregious violations of the First Amendment. FFRF, a state-church watchdog, is also …
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Categories of famous freethinkers. Activists Abolitionists Academy Award Winners Actors American Revolution Anthropologists Architects Artists Astronauts Astronomers Athletes Attorneys & Judges Authors Bible Scholars Biologists Cartoonists Chemists Civil Rights Activists …
FFRF’s radio ad starring Julia Sweeney and countering the Catholic Bishops’ war against contraception began airing this week on the Randi Rhodes Show: Hi, I’m Julia Sweeney and I’m an …
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Professor Jerry Coyne accepted FFRF’s Emperor Has No Clothes Award with this speech Oct. 8, 2011, in Hartford, Conn. It has been edited for print. By Jerry Coyne Thanks very …
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FFRF member Patrick O’Reiley counter-protested at a Feb. 9 rally of supporters of the Mount Soledad cross in La Jolla, Calif. Patrick and others gathered to support the 9th Circuit’s …
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A principal of an elementary school in Franklin, N.C., no longer includes a reference to god in her official email signature. The principal of East Franklin Elementary School included an …
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After receiving a series of complaints from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida in Fort Myers will no longer deny witnesses …
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