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The Metroplex Atheists of Fort Worth, Texas are now in a war with their city over 'religious freedom.'

The Texas Tribune and ProPublica just spotlighted 20 churches (mostly in Texas) that routinely violate the Johnson Amendment, which bans nonprofits from endorsing or opposing political candidates. That’s not to say those places of worship are barred from supporting or opposing social issues. Preachers can and do

The Metroplex Atheists of Fort Worth, Texas are now in a war with their city over 'religious freedom.'

A North Texas group called Metroplex Atheist is suing the City of Fort Worth after requests to hang banners downtown for an upcoming event were denied. NBC...

Members of Metroplex Atheists, a north Texas organization, plan to march Saturday in downtown Fort Worth while carrying banners that advertise an upcoming seminar about the dangers of Christian nationalism.

Metroplex Atheists, a Texas-based nonprofit advocating for the separation of church and state, filed a federal lawsuit against the city of Fort Worth, Texas,

The group has sued the city and Fort Worth should reverse its decision. | Opinion

Four years ago, the city of Fort Worth was hit with backlash after allowing Metroplex Atheists, a North Texas nonprofit, to promote an event with signs on

Fort Worth has a history of being less than welcoming to atheists. Four years ago, Metroplex Atheists gained tacit city approval to hang banners reading “In No God We Trust” to promote an event for the nonprofit that represents atheists, agnostics, and freethinkers. Then-mayor Betsy Price publicly distanced herself

A North Texas atheist group is suing Fort Worth. Metroplex Atheists said the city violated its First Amendment right of freedom of speech.