When twelve-year-old McKenna Peterson wrote to Dick’s Sporting Goods complaining that no women were represented as athletes in their basketball catalog, she was pointing... Read More

The recent media frenzy surrounding Gamergate, which Erik Kain explains in detail in Forbes, has brought to light once again the issue of sexism... Read More

Click here to download and audio file of this podcast. In this episode, Bo Bennett interviews George Eighmey, officer and spokesperson for the Death... Read More

Congressman Barney Frank represented Massachusetts’ 4th district in the U.S. House of Representatives for thirty-six consecutive years (1981-2013) and chaired the House Financial Services... Read More

Humanism, in its quest for a secular society based on the principles of human kindness, reason, and democracy, has always staunchly advocated for religious... Read More

I wasn’t sure I’d like a book called Worth Fighting For by a former soldier who walked across the United States to raise money... Read More

One might begin a review of Philip Appleman’s new book, The Labyrinth: God, Darwin, and the Meaning of Life, by wondering what a poet... Read More

A recent poll by the Pew Forum on the issue of religion and politics sparked headlines that, at first glance, seemed alarming. “Americans want... Read More

First, the cons: When you care deeply about other people’s suffering, you suffer too. Not as much as they do, generally, but you still... Read More

Evolution can be brutal. Our ancestors who survived for millions of years on the African veldt endowed us with tools for survival and reproduction.... Read More