The state-church battlegrounds nobody talks about
September 30, 2026
Voters in 31 states this year have selected or will select and retain state supreme court justices. Those courts can determine whether public schools remain
Voters in 31 states this year have selected or will select and retain state supreme court justices. Those courts can determine whether public schools remain
The FFRF Action Fund state policy team recently attended the National Conference of State Legislatures Legislative Summit in Chicago — the perfect venue to connect
When I taught high school English, I spent a lot of time helping students learn how to write research papers and deconstruct poems and essays.
By: Ryan Jayne, Senior Policy CounselRyan Dudley, State Policy Manager Oklahoma voters delivered a welcome rebuke to one of the country’s most extreme Christian nationalist
We have had some solid wins this spring! In this edition of FFRF’s Mark on the Hill, let’s talk about how we have methodically reduced
Every new legislative session seems to bring its own manufactured controversies — and this year is no exception. Across the country, state lawmakers have been
If you listen to lawmakers trying to force religion into public schools, you’ll hear the same line repeated again and again: “It’s about history.” Let’s
An administration that touts itself as “pro-life” (meaning of course “anti-abortion”) is setting our nation on a course that will further degrade the environment, exacerbate
The right to peaceably assemble and protest government grievances is right there in our First Amendment: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of
After Trump was reelected, Congressional Freethought Caucus Co-Chair Rep. Jared Huffman appeared on FFRF’s “Freethought Matters” TV show to share his thoughts on where we