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News Releases
African freethinking pioneer on “Freethought Matters” this Sunday
A leading African freethinker is interviewed on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” television interview show… More »
State/church separation dealt major blow in 11th Circuit cross ruling
The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals today issued a ruling upholding the constitutionality of a massive… More »
Stop N.Y. teacher from denying evolution, FFRF insists
A New York school district needs to ensure that a teacher ceases spewing religious anti-evolution propaganda at… More »
FFRF announces student winners of art contest countering new Ky. law
The Freedom From Religion Foundation proudly announces the winners of its student art contest protesting a Kentucky… More »
Author Katherine Stewart at FFRF’s 2020 convention — Sign up now
Katherine Stewart, a journalist and author of a number of books exposing Christian Nationalists, will be a… More »
W.Va. House prayer unconstitutional and insulting, FFRF contends
A recent Christian prayer at the West Virginia Statehouse was unconstitutional and an affront to the state’s… More »
Actor, agnostic Ed Asner on FFRF’s TV show Sunday
Acting legend Ed Asner is showcased on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters“ television interview show… More »
Va. House should drop prayers, FFRF advises
After a particularly fractious recent prayer session at the Virginia House of Delegates, the Freedom From Religion… More »
FFRF testifies at Colorado Statehouse against anti-LGBTQ bills
Seven virulently anti-LGBTQ Colorado bills that seek to advance Christian Nationalism have compelled the Freedom From… More »
FFRF in the Media
- February 21, 2020 Iowa Legislators are considering nine bills promoting Christian Nationalism
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Friendly Atheist
By FFRF Director of Strategic Response Andrew Seidel - February 21, 2020 Venice council meetings to retain invocation
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Herald Tribune
By Earle Kimel - February 21, 2020 Self-described ‘watchdog’ takes issue with area educator
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Rome Sentinel
By Dave Gymburch - February 21, 2020 Pensacola cross will stand … for now
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One News Now
By Chris Woodward - February 21, 2020 Supreme Court rules to keep cross: ‘religious symbols are an important part of our nation’s culture’
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Lightworkers
By Dan Andros - February 21, 2020 Appeals court rules on atheist lawsuit against Florida’s iconic Bayview cross
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Conservative Daily News
- February 21, 2020 Appeals Court rules 34-Foot cross can stay at public park in Florida
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Black Christian News
- February 21, 2020 Anti-religion group triggered by state legislature's harmless invocation
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Washington Examiner
By Nicole Russell - February 21, 2020 Anti-prayer complaint won't hold up in court
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One News Now
By Chris Woodward
