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We at the Freedom From Religion Foundation acted over this past week as a fierce watchdog for the secular Constitution — and received media recognition
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A week full of hope, fear- and surreal Christian nationalism
The threat to disability rights in post-Roe America
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Our lawsuit and secular voter campaign, Sen. Josh Hawley and Gov. Tony Evers
We at the Freedom From Religion Foundation acted over this past week as a fierce watchdog for the secular Constitution — and received media recognition
A week full of hope, fear- and surreal Christian nationalism
By Annie Laurie Gaylor Co-President Freedom From Religion Foundation It’s not even Halloween, but there are some scary developments afoot — and some hopeful signs
Nobody is safe from abortion bans
Nobody is safe from abortion bans and the criminalization of abortion. Yes, even those who live in states where abortion is still legal are at
The threat to disability rights in post-Roe America
By Sammi Lawrence Legal Fellow Freedom From Religion Foundation Disability rights are a state/church issue. While America’s conscience has not consistently recognized this, there are
Nonbelievers are the future
I was delighted to be chosen for one of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s full-page ads proclaiming “I’m secular . . . and I vote”
Our national secular voter campaign, white Christian nationalism and riveting blogs
Talk about a massively important voter awareness initiative. We at the Freedom From Religion Foundation have crafted a national secular voter campaign to emphasize that
The week that was, digested just for you seculars
The news cycle moves with dizzying speed these days. So, for the benefit of those of you who feel like you’re getting whiplash in trying
Transparency is not enough for New York’s yeshiva problem
Earlier this week, the New York Times published a blistering exposé on Hasidic Jewish yeshivas in New York that have failed students to a staggering
All gods are imaginary
My grandson named his dog Anubis after the ancient Egyptian canine deity that is either a jackal or a dog. Those long-ago Egyptians worshiped about
Bravo to those leaders who stand up for abortion rights
Nearly three months without Roe v. Wade and it has become a daily practice to read in the news about the latest abortion restrictions and
Our interventions, scintillating guests, abortion rights and the absurdities of religion
There’s so much we have to share with you about what we’ve been up to in the past couple of weeks. Our objection to a
Hate, sexism, discrimination and phony health care — all in the name of religion
In case you missed some of these news developments over the last couple of weeks, here’s more evidence of the condition pondered centuries ago by
