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
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
Our secular work at the Freedom From Religion Foundation continued unabated this week — and attracted a lot of notice. We secured a constitutional win
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
We at the Freedom From Religion Foundation have been feeling a tremendous sense of achievement. We had an extremely successful convention here in Madison the
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
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
We engaged in major actions this week — filing a lawsuit, testifying at a statehouse and objecting to a theocratic legislator — all with significant
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
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