SNAP founder Barbara Blaine’s death a great loss
I’m sorry I recently met for the first and only time Barbara Blaine, an activist for survivors of priest abuse and a survivor herself.
Annie Laurie Gaylor September 25, 2017
I’m sorry I recently met for the first and only time Barbara Blaine, an activist for survivors of priest abuse and a survivor herself.
We’ve been celebrating here at the Freedom From Religion Foundation.
Catholic bishops will now determine the contraceptive rights of working U.S. women.
A lot was happening around us this week, but we at the Freedom From Religion Foundation stayed on top of things.
Earlier this year, President Trump ― circled by a half-dozen men in the Oval Office ― signed an executive order restricting the autonomy of women
After the debut of Margaret Atwood’s “The Handmaid’s Tale,” President Trump appointed an anti-abortion activist who claims “contraception doesn’t work.”
It’s another week and another busy period for us here at the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Unlike the weeks before, this week the lion’s share of our time and energy was not spent focusing on the Trump administration. Instead, we were active in a number of different directions.
Like many others, I was initially skeptical about the effectiveness of a Women’s March on Washington.
Not all of our recent work has to do with our new president. There’s been a lot else going on for us, too.
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