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Catholic Charities Bureau v. State of Wisconsin Labor and Industry Review Commission (2023)
FFRF filed an amicus brief in the Wisconsin Supreme Court in support of the state. This brief argued against five religiously-affiliated nonprofit organizations who claimed they should be exempted from …
FFRF praises Supreme Court voting rights decision
The Freedom From Religion Foundation applauds the U.S. Supreme Court for rejecting Alabama’s attempt to weaken our secular democracy. In a 5-4 decision, the court upheld Section 2 of the …
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Church Polling Places
A church is being used as a polling location. Is that legal? It is a basic principle of Establishment Clause jurisprudence that the government is prohibited from promoting a specific …
Rationality reduces violence – Steven Pinker
This is an edited transcript of a speech given Oct. 7, 2011, at FFRF’s 34th national convention in Hartford, Conn. Online audio is at ffrf.org/outreach/convention/. Pinker, a Harvard University evolutionary …
Theocracy winks at democracy – Tyler R. Vunk
FFRF awarded Tyler $300 for his fourth-place essay. The common perception that 21st-century America successfully celebrates religion without infringing on the nation’s democratic process is a misconception. By continuing the …
Sharing the Crank Mail October 2011
A small sampling of FFRF’s recent fan mail, spelling and punctuation left intact, from people who really don’t get the concept of tyranny of the majority. Great job Mr. Dan …
Second place: A pledge of reason – Jesse Miller
“I don’t think I believe in God.” I was unprepared for the reaction that this innocent remark elicited. The mutual look of shock and horror that fell across my parents’ …
