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Texas GOP lawmakers introduce bills to display Ten Commandments, read Bible in schools

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Republicans in the Texas Senate introduced a bill that would require the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public schools and have time set aside in the day for students to read the Bible. See the Story

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FFRF Senior Policy Counsel has op-ed in Wis. capital newspaper

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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s Senior Policy Counsel Ryan Jayne recently had an op-ed published in the Madison, Wis., daily newspaper detailing a dangerous legislative measure to impose dogma on public schools. “Like a cruel joke, after voting to drain public-school funds to support private-school vouchers, Sen. Cory Tomczyk, R-Mosinee, and Reps. Joy Goeben, R-Hobart, and Nate Gustafson, R-Fox Crossing, are attempting to literally put ‘G…See the Story

FFRF fought to make sure that high school basketball players won’t be forced to attend an overtly religious meeting during practice time (March 2025)

FFRF fought to make sure that high school basketball players won’t be forced to attend an overtly religious meeting during practice time (March 2025)

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FFRF fought to make sure that high school basketball players won’t be forced to attend an overtly religious meeting during practice time.See the Story

FFRF worked to keep School District secular after discovering that a teacher was using her position to preach Christianity (March 2025)

Moultrie · Moultrie

FFRF worked to keep School District secular after discovering that a teacher was using her position to preach Christianity (March 2025)

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Georgia FFRF worked to keep the Colquitt County School District in Moultrie secular after discovering that a teacher was using her position to preach Christianity. A district parent reported that a teacher at Norman Park Elementary School was regularly leading students in prayer before meals. The parent stated that during a classroom party where parents and guardians were present, the teacher led students in a prayer saying “God is great, God is…See the Story

Gilmer County Schools Board of Education will no longer feature an invocation to start board meetings (March 2025)

Ellijay · Ellijay

Gilmer County Schools Board of Education will no longer feature an invocation to start board meetings (March 2025)

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Georgia The Gilmer County Schools Board of Education based in Ellijay will no longer feature an invocation to start board meetings after FFRF took action. A Gilmer County Schools parent reported that the board had a pattern and practice of opening meetings with an invocation. FFRF’s complainant reported that the Nov. 11, 2024, board meeting began with an invocation delivered by a Christian pastor, and all attendees were asked to bow their heads …See the Story

Students were given religious-themed beads by a teacher in Largo, Fla. (March 2025)

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Students were given religious-themed beads by a teacher in Largo, Fla. (March 2025)

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Florida After students were given religious-themed beads by a teacher in the Pinellas County Schools system in Largo, Fla., FFRF made sure that the teacher understood her obligation to remain secular in her teaching. A district parent reported to FFRF that a second-grade teacher at Azalea Elementary School distributed beads to her students as part of a class assignment to craft necklaces and bracelets for students to wear. The parent reported th…See the Story

‘We Dissent’ hosts its annual listener Q&A!

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‘We Dissent’ hosts its annual listener Q&A!

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The “We Dissent” podcast opens its mailbag to answer the most pressing listener questions!In Episode 39, Freedom From Religion Foundation Deputy Legal Director Liz Cavell and Americans United Legal Director Rebecca Markert take a break from the regular schedule to answer listener questions. They discuss how the Founders viewed state/church separation, the issues the secular movement should focus on and how to engage women in the cause of secular…See the Story

‘Freethought Matters’ guest exposes powerful Catholic Opus Dei group

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Watch the preview here. The current episode of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s television show sheds light on a Catholic organization that has had a pernicious influence on the United States — and globally. Gareth Gore’s new book is called “Opus: The Cult of Dark Money, Human Trafficking and Right-Wing Conspiracy inside the Catholic Church.” Publishers Weekly, in a starred review, calls the work a chilling debut exposé. Gore is a financi…See the Story

FFRF criticizes Boise State football program for giving ‘Jesus the glory’

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FFRF criticizes Boise State football program for giving ‘Jesus the glory’

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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling on Boise State University to address unconstitutional religious coercion after head coach Spencer Danielson declared his intent to infuse the football program with Christianity. He boasted that the program would give “Jesus the glory” and be a “light on a hill.” Danielson said anyone uncomfortable with his religious agenda should not attend Boise State or join the football team. FFRF, a national st…See the Story

David Clohessy talks about childhood sexual molestation by clergy

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David Clohessy talks about childhood sexual molestation by clergy

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After discussing some of Trump’s religiously motivated executive orders and appointments, we focus on some of the bad bills in the states, including Oklahoma, Idaho, Alabama, Kentucky, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Texas and Wisconsin. Then we speak with David Clohessy, a survivor of childhood sexual molestation by clergy, who is the former director of SNAP, Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests. He outlines the severity of the problem and…See the Story

FFRF stops staff favoritism toward Christian club in Illinois school district

FFRF stops staff favoritism toward Christian club in Illinois school district

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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has made certain that Geneseo Community Unit School District #228 employees do not help put together a Christian club’s activities in district schools.The state/church watchdog was informed that staff members regularly organized events for Geneseo Middle School’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes club. For instance, on Dec. 4 last year, a teacher sent out an email to parents organizing an end-of-the-year event…See the Story