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News Releases
FFRF applauds Chauvin guilty verdict
Image from Lorie Shaull via Flickr The Freedom From Religion Foundation applauds the “guilty on all counts”… More »
FFRF, national secular orgs host Mayday ‘helping hands’ event
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is teaming up with four other national secular nonprofits to hold a… More »
N.D. Ten Commandments law unconstitutional, FFRF charges
A new North Dakota law that seeks to impose the Ten Commandments on the state’s public schoolchildren… More »
Bible shouldn’t be ‘official state book,’ Annie Laurie Gaylor admonishes Tenn. Statehouse
Do not impose the bible on Tennesseeans, FFRF Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor warns the state Legislature in… More »
Atheist legal crusader Jessica Ahlquist on FFRF TV show this Sunday
A person who became the target of national opprobrium when she stood up for her secular rights… More »
FFRF applauds Rep. Mondaire Jones’ Supreme Court expansion bill
The Freedom From Religion Foundation welcomes a significant congressional proposal to add four seats to the U.S.… More »
FFRF applauds abortion policy changes
The Freedom From Religion Foundation applauds the Biden administration’s decision to lift a Trump-era policy requiring abortion… More »
Thou shalt remove unconstitutional biblical verses, says FFRF to Tenn. courthouse
Biblical verses prominently posted at a Tennessee courthouse are unconstitutional, adjudges the Freedom From Religion Foundation. The… More »
FFRF’s Mark on the Hill: The Equality Act debate and its implications for our legislative agenda
Recently, the Equality Act — one of FFRF’s top priorities for legislation — passed the House (224–206).… More »
FFRF in the Media
- April 20, 2021 Freedom From Religion Foundation to challenge North Dakota’s Ten Commandments Law
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KVRR (Fargo, North Dakota)
By Jim Monk - April 19, 2021 Transcript of OA482: Justice for Daunte Wright
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Opening Arguments Podcast
- April 19, 2021 FFRF on board with 'Supreme coup'
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One News Now
By Chris Woodward - April 19, 2021 Biden, Bland, blood clots, more
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph (Bluefield, West Virginia)
- April 18, 2021 Think creationism in U.S. science class is a dead horse? If only.
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Godzooks
By Rick Snedeker - April 18, 2021 120 civil society organizations against the takeover of the office of the Ombudsman
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Oko.Press
- April 17, 2021 USA: aborcjoniści z Wisconsin wypowiedzieli otwartą wojnę chrześcijanom
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Polonia Christiana
- April 17, 2021 Conservative justices aren’t alone in supporting religion at the Supreme Court
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Deseret News (Salt Lake City, Utah)
By Kelsey Dallas - April 16, 2021 Just who is behind the radical court packing agenda?
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Town Hall
By Rebecca Downs
