FFRF awarded Danae $400. By Danae Daniels I am a part of a generation that is routinely referred to as the least religious generation in U. S history and, therefore, …
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Arlington ISD corrects football staff for teaching about Bible during school hours
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8th Place: 2024 College Essay Contest — Cassidy Taggart
FFRF awarded Cassidy $500. By Cassidy Taggart I am a part of the portion of Gen Zers today that identify as religious Nones, and for a reason that I feel many …
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7th Place (tie): 2024 College Essay Contest — Zoe Lilly
FFRF awarded Zoe $750. By Zoe Lilly At the age of 14, I made a decision that would shape the course of my life: I embraced atheism. Raised in a …
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7th Place (tie): 2024 College Essay Contest — Riley Barker
FFRF awarded Riley $750 By Riley Barker In many ways, the youth of today, known commonly as Generation Z, are seen in sharp contrast to previous generations. Growing up in …
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6th Place: 2024 College Essay Contest — Kaleigh Clark
FFRF awarded Kayleigh $1,000. By Kayleigh Clark When I think of this generation’s separation from organized religion, I begin to draw on my own life experiences. When I was growing …
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Rep. Huffman skewers Project 2025 blueprint on FFRF TV show
Watch the teaser here The first episode of the new season of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s TV show, “Freethought Matters,” features a prominent member of Congress dissecting a right-wing …
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Gov. Abbott and Texas pay $358,000 in attorneys fees in FFRF’s Bill of Rights case
The 8-year legal saga over censorship by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott of a Bill of Rights display has finally ended with receipt of attorneys’ fees by the Freedom From Religion …
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Louisiana governor defiant against critics of Ten Commandments being in school classrooms
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