Supreme Court of the United States, No. 99-2036. Good News Club, et al., petitioners v. Milford Central School. June 11, 2001 The U.S. Supreme Court lowered the wall of separation between public schools …
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The removal of my mental shackles FFRF awarded Tyneshia $500. By Tyneshia Griffin Similar to any African-American, I am the product of an inhumane, perplexing history. But I diverge in …
Claims that religious skeptics, atheists, and the like are less moral than true believers have no factual basis. To the contrary, prisons contain very few atheists but are filled with …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is pleased to announce that it has successfully resolved litigation related to the mismanagement of a donor’s trust to the mutual benefit of all organizations …
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A May 9 FFRF complaint to Berkley County Schools about religious activity at New Beginnings Child Care Center in Inwood, W.Va., resulted in clarification by State Superintendent of Schools Charles …
The students all received $250 awards. Special thanks to John Moe and Dean and Dorea Schramm for underwriting. Mission for humanity By Cheyenne Tessier My knees were sore. I got …
Eric Workman, who addressed FFRF’s 33rd national convention in Madison, Wis., on Oct. 30, writes: “I had an amazing, exceptional experience at this convention that far surpasses that of any …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation and American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana filed a federal lawsuit on Dec. 16, 2014, against Franklin County, Ind., which annually placed a prominent nativity …
A judge ruled that our lawsuit challenging an Oklahoma religious charter school can continue. FFRF Director of Communications Amitabh Pal tells us about the national election results in India, which …
