July 31, 2024

FFRF complaint removes bible quote from Tenn. sheriff’s office website Gregory Fletcher Freedom From Religion Foundation

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Read More Freedom From Religion Foundation The Freedom From Religion Foundation has ensured that the Tennessee-based Chester County Sheriff’s Office will keep religious iconography off of its website. A concerned community member informed the national state/church … More » from FFRF complaint removes bible quote from Tenn. sheriff’s office website The post FFRF complaint removes […]

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MRFF Demands Removal of Bible and Christian Nationalist Poster from Buffalo VAMC POW/MIA Table Display MRFF Admin Military Religious Freedom Foundation

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Read More Military Religious Freedom Foundation From: (name withheld)Date: July 31, 2024 at 12:08:01 PM MDTTo:info@militaryreligiousfreedom.orgSubject:Re: MRFF Demands Removal of Bible and Christian Nationalist Poster from Buffalo VAMC POW/MIA Table Display Thanks for the sanity. My father I who wasWounded in the the invasion on the beaches in Normandy has been treated like trash by his

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Reclaiming Black Queer Trancestors: Fighting K-12 Miseducation The Humanist TheHumanist.com

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Ask American adults across the political spectrum to name a U.S. Supreme Court case and the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision or the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education decision are the most likely examples they would cite. Ask them what trailblazing legal scholar and activist was central to both and they would most likely draw a

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What does p-hacking really mean, and why is it a problem? David Weinberg The Skeptic

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The expression “p-hacking” is relatively new to the science lexicon, but has caught on quickly. It is a label for various manipulations of data or analysis to achieve statistical significance when statistical significance was not truly earned. The term p-hacking ingeniously expresses the essence of these activities and provides a convenient shorthand for the growing

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