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Remembering the truth-telling Betty Rollin
Pictured: 2003 FFRF convention speaker Betty Rollin (photo by Brent Nicastro) First you cry. The world said goodbye to TV correspondent and right-to-die advocate Betty
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Recent court decision reminds us that voting rights are a state/church issue
Our triumphant trifecta, a constitutional objector, missing outrage and huge media play
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Remembering the truth-telling Betty Rollin
Pictured: 2003 FFRF convention speaker Betty Rollin (photo by Brent Nicastro) First you cry. The world said goodbye to TV correspondent and right-to-die advocate Betty
The harmful impact of abortion bans
Chilling new data show the impact of abortion bans — and its implications for increased maternal mortality. The Institute of Labor Economics, a nonprofit research
Recent court decision reminds us that voting rights are a state/church issue
A vibrant, fully franchised electorate is the best guarantee to protect our secular Constitution and government. Without a functioning democracy, the wall of separation between
I’m thankful for abortion access
This Thanksgiving, I am giving thanks for abortion access and the people who defend it. As abortion care continues to be decimated throughout the
Our triumphant trifecta, a constitutional objector, missing outrage and huge media play
It sometimes seems incredible how far we are able to move the ball forward in just a few days of working to defend our secular
Religion is the greatest scam
Religion is the world’s oldest, richest, most elaborate and, by far, the most successful scam ever perpetrated. It is the work of very wealthy
Ohio shows us how to defend abortion access
Ohio voters have resoundingly supported a constitutional amendment to enshrine abortion rights in the state’s Constitution. Unsurprisingly, however, anti-abortion legislators are already seeking to
Weekly Wrap: Major victories, good media play, a great bill and a USA Today Veterans Day ad
We at the Freedom From Religion Foundation are constantly striving to advance our mission — and often obtaining a good amount of success and media
Honoring National Native American Heritage Month
The month of November is National Native American Heritage Month. Last week, President Biden issued a proclamation for this year’s celebration, explaining that this month
White evangelicals are opposed to Jesus
Editor’s note: Although FFRF columnist James Haught died, sadly, on July 23 at age 91, we are lucky to still have a collection of pieces
Weekly Wrap: A media splash, a legendary philosopher, constitutional violations and a horror show
It was a typical week for us at the Freedom From Religion Foundation: spotlighting constitutional infringements, chiming in on events, spreading the word and receiving
The best and worst of times
Editor’s note: Although FFRF columnist James Haught died, sadly, on July 23 at age 91, we are lucky to still have a bunch of pieces
