Defying the Nazis: the Sharps’ War: A Story of Ordinary Heroes
With the appointment of Adolf Hitler as German Chancellor in 1933 came the rise of the Third Reich and the beginning of one of the darkest periods in Europe's history. That same year, the first... Read More
Film Review: Snowden
“Secrecy is security and security is victory.” So says the main antagonist in Oliver Stone’s begrudgingly anticipated political thriller, Snowden. Unsurprisingly, the secrecy he speaks of is not the citizens’ secrecy from their government, but... Read More
The Comics Section: Mother Teresa in Spirit Only, Cultural Appropriation, and Organ Donor Cards
All of your favorites from Atheist Pig, Jesus and Mo, and Raging Pencils!
South Park Stays Topical at Start of Twentieth Season
This article contains spoilers from South Park’s first episode of season twenty. South Park returned Wednesday night with its twentieth season. As ever, the animated series’ creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker satirize politically correct... Read More
7 Questions to Test Your Humanist Knowledge
As the American Humanist Association continues to celebrate its 75th anniversary, we hope you enjoy this fun quiz on various topics and voices that have appeared over the years in the Humanist magazine (also born... Read More
Book Review: Utopia is Creepy
BOOK BY NICHOLAS CARR Nicholas Carr’s Utopia is Creepy: and Other Provocations has so many great zingers in it that it’s a shame one can’t simply pull a thousand words’ worth of quotes from the book and... Read More
I Kinda Like It When George Carlin Speaks Presciently from the Grave
Fifteen years ago George Carlin recorded one of the least controversial comedy performances of his career, only because almost no one ever heard it. I Kinda Like It When A Lotta People Die was supposed... Read More
