The American Humanist Association is proud to support the United Nations (UN) and its efforts to bring about a global vision of human rights... Read More

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Democracy depends upon an educated citizenry. Implicit in the concept of a government in which the will of the people directs policy, law, and... Read More

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Upon returning to campus following a brief Thanksgiving break, Ohio State University students were subjected to an attack, the fourteenth terrorist or terrorism-related attack... Read More

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In an increasingly partisan political era, one of the few issues that still has bi-partisan support is addressing the plight of military veterans. It’s... Read More

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