View all episodes in the Cartoon History of Humanism series. Speaking Science to Fiction: The Present Future of Jules Verne The line between hard... Read More

Many of us know from personal experience that atheists, humanists, and other nonreligious groups face discrimination in the United States. Coming out as a... Read More

So much news this summer has been depressing. But if you’re a news junkie looking for a belly-laugh not associated with Donald Trump, all... Read More

Yesterday I had the opportunity to attend a U.S. House committee hearing on the First Amendment Defense Act (FADA). The Committee on Oversight and... Read More

Many Americans, at least those fortunate enough to have access to insurance, tend to view healthcare as a private matter between themselves and their... Read More

Churches across the country are changing the definition of religious summer camps. Like most traditional summer camps, religious camps have been chockfull of outdoor... Read More

Since the number of religiously unaffiliated Americans (the “Nones”) has grown to almost 25 percent of the general population and over a third of... Read More

I often hear that humanity’s greatest characteristic is our ability to manipulate the environment in complicated ways. We can control fire, explore outer space,... Read More

As we closed out the Fourth of July holiday that I and many other activists deem a reminder of oppression, Alton Sterling took his... Read More

“I’m just trying to protect you.” These paternalistic words are repeatedly spoken to girls and women to engender trust in some vague idea of... Read More