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EPISODE · Jun 27, 2016 · 41 MIN

Atheist Activist

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FFRF protests the city of Hondo, Texas, sign saying "This is God's Country." After an FFRF complaint, Ex-Muslims of America finally get their cake that was denied by a local Wegman's food store. We hear the song "Salvation" by Elliott Ingersoll (great grandnephew of Robert Ingersoll), and then talk with FFRF's Legal Assistant and activist Calli Miller, who has been handling state/church entanglement intake and case management for FFRF's legal department, and who is now headed for Harvard Law School.

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FFRF protests the city of Hondo, Texas, sign saying "This is God's Country." After an FFRF complaint, Ex-Muslims of America finally get their cake that was denied by a local Wegman's food store. We hear the song "Salvation" by Elliott Ingersoll...

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