I have mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, of course I applaud the non-discrimination aspect, especialky since I was once denied a job for which I was totally qualified solely because I did not “accept” a mythical being as “my lord and savior.” On the other hand, defining non-beliefs as a form of religion is disingenuous and confirms popular misconceptions anout atheism/agnosticism. Knowing that FFRF knows this, however, leads me to suspect this is an “advocacy compromise” common when doing legislative work. All in all, good work FFRF!

Awesome. My place of birth. I miss it

That's pretty cool....progress!