Atheist teen still getting threats over campaign to remove prayer banner while vowing she will not leave school

An atheist student who successfully pushed to remove a religious banner from her Rhode Island high school as a separation of church and state says she does plan to graduate and not transfer despite increasing threats.

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On January 11, U.S. District Court Judge Ronald Lagueux ruled that the presence of the 49-year-old banner violates the separation of church and state according to the Constitution's First Amendment while displaying a passage written by a former student titled: school prayer.

Others argued back that it's a historical piece.
One woman posted her reaction to Miss Ahlquist's efforts over Twitter writing: 'I hope there's lots of banners in Hell when you're rotting in there you atheist f***.' (How very christian...)

Another sent her a message saying: 'How does it feel to be the most hated person in RI? You're a puke and a disgrace to the human race.'

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