The Comics Section: The Makeup of the Court and the Scariest Costume of All
The latest from Raging Pencils and Cagle Cartoons! 2020 Election Terror by Christopher Weyant, The Boston Globe, MA
Learn More about the AHA’s Newest Board Members
In spite of all the attention focused on the national elections currently underway (Did you vote yet? If not, do you have a plan... Read More
Bringing Anti-Racist Tools and Spaces to Our Humanist Community
Another Black man was killed by police in Pennsylvania this week. His name was Walter Wallace, Jr. While his family grieves, millions of people... Read More
Humanist in the House An Interview with US Representative Jared Huffman, 2020 Humanist of the Year
The following is adapted (with permission) from my presentation of the Humanist of the Year Award to Rep. Huffman at the American Humanist Association’s... Read More
The Necessary Discomfort of Progress
ALLOW ME TO BEGIN with a story I’m embarrassed to tell. After my divorce some years ago, I dipped my toes into the tepid,... Read More
Beyond European Colonialism: An Interview with Jé Hooper and David Breeden
JÉ EXODUS HOOPER AND REV. DR. DAVID BREEDEN presented together at the American Humanist Association’s 79th Annual Conference, “Distant but Together: A Virtual Celebration... Read More
Notoriously Humanistic: In Praise of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Jurisprudence
We lost a champion of humanist values and liberal jurisprudence with the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on September 18. One... Read More
CHURCH & STATE | Of Socks and Separation: Engagement Is Key to Rebuilding the Wall
There’s a lot I don’t know as I write this column in early October: Who will be elected president? Will the results be challenged... Read More
INSIDE THE WALLS | Down and Out—Expanding Our Thinking to Survive
Since it’s possible to get so many scientists on the same page to, say, create a vaccine against a particular strain of the flu,... Read More
Veritas: A Harvard Professor, a Con Man and the Gospel of Jesus’s Wife
BY ARIEL SABAR DOUBLEDAY, 2020 Ariel Sabar probably considered “veritas”—Latin for “truth” and the motto of Harvard University—the perfect ironic title for this book.... Read More
