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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2019 · 49 MIN

African Freethought on the Rise

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Oral arguments are this week in the case FFRF, Americans United, and the ACLU are defending before the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals over a Florida county that bars atheists from invocations. Hear our reaction to President Trump signing bibles for Alabama tornado victims, and listen to Annie Laurie's complaint over discrimination against menstruating women worldwide. After hearing the Yip Harburg song "One Sweet Morning," we talk on the phone from Ghana with Roslyn Mould, the Coordinator of the West African Humanist Network.

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