Last night, I marched with hundreds of other people in Washington, DC, from the Trump International Hotel to the White House. The people there... Read More

“Off the charts unbelievable”—so ran the headline about the acquittal of seven protesters who had occupied the Malheur Wildlife Refuge in Oregon earlier this... Read More

In an unprecedented move, the Catholic Archdiocese of Boston donated $850,000 to anti-marijuana legalization efforts last month.  The move appears for naught since Massachusetts... Read More

For months I’ve been anxious to see Loving, a new film featuring the true story of Mildred and Richard Loving, the plaintiffs in the... Read More

In May of this year I attended an event in Congress supporting the introduction of the Freedom of Religion Act of 2016. After lobbying... Read More

The time is past due for progressive America to rethink its strategies. As the number of secular freethinkers has risen, they, along with people... Read More

I fell out of a plane the other day. I'm not going to lie—it was as terrifying as you could imagine (or know, if... Read More

Programming note: The Humanist Hour will be off next week, November 16th! We'll be back on Wednesday, November 23rd. Download an audio file of... Read More

As the world begins to process the US presidential election results, we'd like to revisit Humanist Manifesto III: Humanism and Its Aspirations. Let it... Read More

I don’t know about you, but spending the past six months feverishly refreshing FiveThirtyEight’s 2016 Presidential Election Forecast has fried brain cells that I... Read More