Topic - Annie Laurie Gaylor

“These shocking changes essentially permit workplace evangelizing, but worse still, allow supervisors to evangelize underlings and federal workers to proselytize the public they serve,” the group’s co-president, Annie Laurie Gaylor, said in a statement. 

Trump team loosens restrictions on feds talking religion at work →

“It’s an egregious violation of freedom of conscience, as well as our Constitution - to compel nontheists to take a religious oath,” said Annie Laurie Gaylor, the co-president of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a Wisconsin-based nonprofit that promotes separation of church and state.

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