Center for Freethought Equality

This #GivingTuesday comes at a pivotal moment in our struggle against a tyrannical religious right.

Tomorrow, the Supreme Court will hear arguments on a law that would ban most abortions after the 15th week of pregnancy. The outcome of the case could effectively end the right for women to get an abortion.

The case reflects the growing forces in our nation that have put anti-science, religious zealots in positions of power.

It’s a deeply disturbing moment that comes after several years of alarming news about the rising influence and power of White Christian Nationalists.

This #GivingTuesday, do something to counter these forces. Help us elect and support leaders who will champion humanist ideals. Leaders who will use science, reason, and empathy to guide policy decisions, not misogynistic, religious beliefs.

Donate just $5 to the Center for Freethought Equality, and help us protect our country and government from religious overreach and anti-science zeal. We set a goal to raise $10,000 by midnight tonight, and are still $4,125 short of our goal.

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As reported by Jay Michaelson, abortion rights are on the line tomorrow because of a small, secretive network of extremely conservative Catholics. Led by Leonard Leo, the Federalist Society acted as a pipeline for President Trump’s judicial nominees as he worked to reshape the judiciary.

Six of the nine Supreme Court justices that will decide on a woman’s right to choose have ties to the Federalist Society.

This is a wake-up call for all of us who believe religion should never play a part in how our country is governed.

For #GivingTuesday, donate to fight back against the oppressive, religious right that wants to control women’s bodies. Make your #GivingTuesday gift to Center for Freethought Equality and help us reach our $10,000 goal by MIDNIGHT tonight. Even just $5 will make a difference.

John, we have reason to hope: the participation of atheist, agnostic, and religiously unaffiliated voters has doubled since 2014. In the 2020 election, our community comprised 25% of all voters, up from just 12% in 2014.

All we need to do now is out-organize the religious right. With your help, I know we can do it.

With gratitude for your support.

Ron Millar

Political Coordinator