Members of the Tea Party love to play dress-up, but not just in those cute costumes from the 1700s they gad about in. No,... Read More

“Mic check!” calls out a young man from the bottom of the stairs at the southeast corner of Zuccotti Park, or “Liberty Square,” as... Read More

For several years the Ethical Humanist Society of Long Island has celebrated Darwin Day on or around February 12 (Charles Darwin’s birthday). Last year’s... Read More

Attention to the issue of sex trafficking in the United States has risen dramatically over the last few years to the point of a... Read More

IS OCCUPY WALL STREET a humanist movement? On the one hand, seeing the Occupy phenomenon as largely an economic protest, how could it be?... Read More

“I knew I was a humanist long before I realized that I was a lesbian.” —Candace Gingrich Jones, accepting the Humanist Pride award at... Read More

2011 is winding down! I want to thank you, our loyal readers, for supporting Humanist Network News and the American Humanist Association this year.... Read More

By Brian Magee Humanists and atheists are saddened by the death of the prolific writer and outspoken atheist Christopher Hitchens, who died Thursday, December... Read More

By Daniel Thomas Moran It is another one of those sad occasions where the anticipated has given way to the inevitable. Those of us... Read More

By Nancy Martin *This is based on 17 years of church going including years of “perfect attendance” and listening to the gospel preached and... Read More