The judicial, legislative and executive branches — and, above all, you the people — we at the Freedom From Religion Foundation covered all the bases
We were supremely focused this week on the highest court in the land. We drafted and filed a friend-of-the-court brief before the U.S. Supreme Court
Even our comparatively light weeks here at the Freedom From Religion Foundation often begin and end with a bang.
We at the Freedom From Religion Foundation will admit it: We’re thrilled when we see the freethought perspective in the media — and there were a number of such instances this week.
For years, I was personal friends with Carl Sagan’s sister, Cari Greene, who lived in my town of Charleston, W.Va.
There are some court victories we really love to savor. This week had one — in which we triumphed over the Texas governor, no less.
Celebrating, condemning and so much in between — we at FFRF ran through the gamut of emotions this week.
The judiciary, the legislature and the executive — at the national and the state levels — kept us engaged at the Freedom From Religion Foundation this week.
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