Guest
In a mix of humor and urgency, Ron Reagan speaks about the fragile state of democracy and the rise of authoritarianism. He criticizes slow responses to global issues like climate change while emphasizing the need to protect democratic values. Reagan stresses that authoritarianism thrives on division and bigotry, and he calls for collective action to defend democracy. His message to the audience is clear: Vote, participate, and don’t take democracy for granted because the future depends on it. Ron Reagan, who generously recorded an iconic TV commercial for FFRF, is the liberal son of Ronald and Nancy Reagan. He dropped out of Yale to join the Joffrey Ballet Company. He’s a TV and radio personality and has done commentary for MSNBC. Reagan is the author of “My Father at 100.” He has previously received FFRF’s Emperor Has No Clothes Award. Learn more about the Freedom From Religion Foundation at -- Facebook Instagram X (Twitter) TikTok @ffrf_official -- Report a state/church violation: Make a donation: Join the FFRF:
