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Local chapter of the Freedom From Religion Foundation based in the Cincinnati metro area. Our purpose is to promote the constitutional principles of separation of state and church, and to educate the public, leaders, and other community members to the ideals of secular humanism, atheism, agnosticism, free-thought, science, and reason through thoughtful discussions, panels, or lectures, to eliminate prejudices and discrimination against people with no religious affiliation.
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FFRF-CMC Special Holiday Guest Speaker from The Satanic Temple!
Junior League of Cincinnati, 3500 Columbia Pkwy, Cincinnati, OH, USGreetings and a hearty Ho Ho Ho! Don't be on the naughty list. You will not want to miss our very, very special holiday guest speaker this month. She is the National Campaign Director (and an Ordained Minister) from 'The Satanic Temple'...June Everett! June will be speaking virtually about 'The Satanic Temple Shows Up: Equal Access, Litigation, and the Kids Who Need Us'.
If you cannot attend at the Jr. League of Cincinnati in person please join us online via Google Meet Video call link: https://meet.google.com/fjh-ccyw-ehe
More about June: June Everett is the National Campaign Director for The Satanic Temple’s After School Satan Club (ASSC), Hellions Academy of Independent Learning (HAIL), and High School Satan Club (HSSC), and is an ordained minister of The Satanic Temple. She leads the national expansion and equal-access advocacy for TST’s youth programs, challenging Christian Nationalist efforts to turn public schools into a church annex.
June has launched these programs in more than twenty school districts nationwide and has been part of major federal legal victories with the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the American Civil Liberties Union, and Americans United for the Separation of Church and State. Her work also helps districts navigate the impact of two key Supreme Court decisions: the 2001 Good News Club v. Milford ruling, which created today’s “limited public forum,” and the 1952 Zorach v. Clauson decision, which enabled modern Release Time Religious Instruction programs like LifeWise Academy.14 attendees
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