The Comics Section: A Live View of Your Editor in California
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Sounds Of Snowplow by Harley Schwadron, CagleCartoons.com
Book Excerpt: “What We Can Endure”
The day that Ellie was diagnosed with leukemia, the world did not change in the dramatic ways people describe. The sky did not darken.... Read More
An Acknowledgement
This is not written as a request. It is written as an acknowledgement. Sometimes what stays with us is not a performance, but a... Read More
Start with Humanism
Call yourselves Humanists, first, foremost, forever. This classification encompasses all others. After the word “Humanist” you may add your preferred subset label: Humanist Muslim,... Read More
The Comics Section: Trust Your Eyes
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Ignoring the evidence of your own eyes by Dave Whamond, Canada, PoliticalCartoons.com
Not Everyone Who Hurts Is a Bad Person Why understanding harm doesn’t mean excusing it
We, as humans, have a natural tendency to divide the world into good and evil. It is simpler. Clearer. At first glance, even safer.... Read More
Book Excerpt: Science and Humanism: Knowledge, Values, and the Common Good
Learn more about Anjan Chakravartty's new book "Science and Humanism Knowledge, Values, and the Common Good" here. Chapter 1: What Is Science For? Modern... Read More
When Wanting Never Stops: A Humanist View of Schopenhauer and Billionaires
Arthur Schopenhauer argued that desire never rests, that satisfaction only fuels the next want. This essay takes that insight seriously in a modern setting,... Read More
Black LGBTQIA+ Youth Institute 2025
This year’s Women’s Leadership Project (WLP)-sponsored Black LGBTQIA+ Institute was truly one to remember. Not only because it was made possible by the generous... Read More
From Manifest Destiny to Venezuela: The Abusive Logic of Toxic Masculinity in U.S. Foreign Policy
For all intents and purposes, the United States government is in a state of conflict with the government of Venezuela. This comes days after the... Read More
