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#ILookLikeAnEngineer: A Campaign to End Gender Stereotyping in STEM

by Merrill Miller • 19 August 2015

“I’ve had men throw dollar bills at me in a professional office (by an employee who works at that company, during work hours). I’ve had an engineer on salary at a bootcamp message me to explicitly ‘be... Read More

Finding Compassion in Nature: A New Study on Awe and Generosity

by Meredith Thompson • 13 August 2015

Can you remember a time when you looked at the stars and felt so small that it made you feel like a better person? New research published by the American Psychological Association suggests that experiencing... Read More

Humanism’s Passionate Love Affair with Life

by Michael Werner • 10 August 2015

For all the talk about reason and science, humanism is really about a passionate love affair. It is a love affair with life, not a mythical hereafter. Humanism is a love affair with a progressive... Read More

Here’s the One Nice Thing We’ll Say about Donald Trump

by Merrill Miller • 6 August 2015

He’s a real estate billionaire, the owner of the Miss USA pageant, and a denier of Barack Obama’s US citizenship. And now he wants to be President of the United States. I’m referring, of course,... Read More

The Bomb: Reflections on the Anniversary of the Hiroshima Attack

by Janet Asimov • 6 August 2015

On August 6, 1945, an atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, by the United States from a solitary aircraft; one of the members of the crew was someone I didn’t know at the time... Read More

Saving Minks from Fur Farms is, According to the FBI, “Terrorism”

by Meredith Thompson • 4 August 2015

Terrorism, often associated with violent political attacks against civilians, is an emotionally charged term, used more frequently now after 9/11. The FBI defines terrorism as “violent acts or acts dangerous to human life that violate... Read More

Why Cecil the Lion Sparked More Outrage than Sandra Bland

by Matthew Bulger • 3 August 2015

It’s 1 AM in the morning, and I’m watching some silly TV show as I try to fall asleep so that I won’t be too exhausted at work. All of a sudden, my heart sinks... Read More

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