A Potential Who’s Who in the Trump Administration
As the world watches with uncertainty regarding what a Donald Trump presidency will bring, the media has been buzzing about appointments to Trump’s transition team as well as potential cabinet appointments. Below are some figures... Read More
“This Is a Movement, Not a Moment!”: In It for the Long Haul in Protesting Trump
Last night, I marched with hundreds of other people in Washington, DC, from the Trump International Hotel to the White House. The people there represented a broad range of groups that included Hillary Clinton campaign... Read More
Don’t Despair! Humanist Values Prevailed in Several State Ballot Initiatives
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 groundbreaking Supreme Court case that overturned laws prohibiting interracial marriage. As... Read More
Ignorance Won. Can We Return to Reason?
The time is past due for progressive America to rethink its strategies. As the number of secular freethinkers has risen, they, along with people of color, supporters of the LGBTQ community, and other progressive people... Read More
Carl Sagan, YOLO, and the Art of Falling
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 you've done it yourself). My anxiety was at an understandably elevated... Read More
Humanism and Its Aspirations
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 be a source of strength & confidence in the humanist worldview.... Read More
Same Song, Different Era: America is Doomed. Thanks, Heathens
It's a very common sentiment that America is on the precipice of losing her place as the preeminent superpower of the world because our moral compass has been misdirected by an ever-increasing secularism and the... Read More
