The Poem as Primary Document Miklós Radnóti and the Poetics of Witness
Most successful poems derive their power from the space in front of them. They create a gap between the right now and next time,... Read More
The Comics Section: Watch the Throne
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Political Violence by Pat Bagley, The Salt Lake Tribune, UT
Congratulations to the 2025 BSLA First in the Family Humanist Forward Freethought Scholarship Awardees
This article was originally posted on the website of Black Skeptics Los Angeles. In the midst of Trump administration backlash against and attacks on... Read More
Book Review: “If The Train Arrives”
BOOK BY HEATHER FELLIN TIERNY VINE LEAVES PRESS, 2025 236 PP, $17.99 Traveling by train is not about getting somewhere the quickest way possible;... Read More
The Tragedy of Queer Bubbes
James Boswell once summed up the tragedy of the LGBT community: we do not have Jewish grandmothers (from "Christianity, Social Tolerance, and Homosexuality," 1980).... Read More
The Comics Section: Threats Abound
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Contagious Infections by Adam Zyglis, The Buffalo News, NY
Building Better Worlds Together: The Second Annual Humanist Spark Summit
Building on their successful launch of the Humanist Spark Summit last year, Anthony Cruz Pantojas, Humanist Chaplain at Tufts University, and Evan Clark, Executive... Read More
The Future of Civic Power How Humanists Can Reimagine Democracy
At this moment in history, we have a clear challenge and opportunity. There is the long-term challenge of educating for expansive civic engagement, and... Read More
Artificial Intelligence, Totalitarianism, and the Future of Cognitive Liberty
Abstract: The article offers a meditation on AI’s emerging ability to decode human emotions. When the author discovers a childhood photo from her time in... Read More
Beyond the Binary: Humanism, Gender, and the Fight for Inclusive Healthcare
Introduction: A System Designed to Erase When Alex J., a 27-year-old nonbinary person from rural Ohio, sought primary care, they encountered more than just... Read More
