The Comics Section: Proving the Point
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Oxford's word of the year by John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
Are We Moving Backwards? A Darwinist Approach to Our Evolution with AI
When Charles Darwin proposed his theory of evolution, he could not have envisioned the potential game-changing role technology could play in human evolution. Yet,... Read More
Meet the New AHA Staff Member: Sage Rossman
Please welcome the AHA’s new Communications Coordinator, Sage Rossman! What is your educational and work background? My very pandemic-inturrupted college experience centered around the... Read More
inherently mine
i don’t think it’s chance or that fate wrote me, i believe i write this story, slowly and consciously see felix adler whispered, “deed... Read More
America’s Forty-Year Wealth Transfer: A Humanist Reflection on Debt, Power and the Vanishing Middle Class
Once upon a time, in 1981, America decided to run an experiment on itself. Not a scientific experiment with controls and ethics committees, but... Read More
The Comics Section: Topics that Unite Us
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Safe Topics for Thanksgiving by Christopher Weyant, The Boston Globe, MA
Losing Our Minds: How AI Is Erasing the Space of Thought
Keep your superintelligence. The real danger is quieter: a kind of polished thoughtlessness, the production of outputs that feel increasingly less owned. I don’t... Read More
By Conscience Alone
We are here today to present the American Humanist Association’s Humanist of the Year award to Jelani Cobb. The award was established in 1953... Read More
Doing What’s Available: A Humanist’s Guide to Activism
It’s hard to capture the full force of our award recipient’s impact in just a few words, but if I had to try, I’d... Read More
Florida’s Blueprint for Resistance
Nadine Smith has dedicated her life to speaking truth to power and organizing for a better future. As the executive director of Equality Florida,... Read More