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|description_of_incident=The Freedom from Religion Foundation (FFRF) creates ads (e.g. billboards and commercials) that advance atheism and Freethought and ads that advance State/church Separation. Various media outlets have refused to air these ads. | |description_of_incident=The Freedom from Religion Foundation (FFRF) creates ads (e.g. billboards and commercials) that advance atheism and Freethought and ads that advance State/church Separation. Various media outlets have refused to air these ads. | ||
[https://www.youtube.com/@FFRForg On its YouTube channel, FFRF has described various media companies refusing to accept their advertisements. Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor mentioned | [https://www.youtube.com/@FFRForg On its YouTube channel, FFRF has described various media companies refusing to accept their advertisements. Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor mentioned that each time they submit an ad, nervousness strikes her since sometimes companies accept their ads and sometimes these companies censor their ads.] | ||
For example, FFRF wanted to air its pro-atheism ad featuring Ron Reagan. [https://ffrf.org/news/news-releases/item/38862-ffrf-s-unabashed-atheist-ad-with-ron-reagan-on-cbs-sunday-morning On its website, FFRF mentions that CBS first did not accept this commercial, but later they accepted it.] | For example, FFRF wanted to air its pro-atheism ad featuring Ron Reagan. [https://ffrf.org/news/news-releases/item/38862-ffrf-s-unabashed-atheist-ad-with-ron-reagan-on-cbs-sunday-morning On its website, FFRF mentions that CBS first did not accept this commercial, but later they accepted it.] | ||