We find ourselves at a pivotal moment in American history—the kind of moment that forces us to take stock of our moral positions and the strength of those convictions. In this moment, I’m convinced we... Read More

The room was filled with a sea of melanin. Eager eyes scanned the room as hugs and kisses were being given with friendly greetings. On the conference room floor, a young adult pulled her father... Read More

Mind If I Pray? I know someone who, when she attends luncheons (both business and social), always announces she is a Christian and then asks people around her, “Would you be offended if I pray... Read More

Every three years, humanists from around the globe gather in a different city to participate in the World Humanist Congress (WHC), hosted by Humanists International and one of their member organizations. Next year, the American... Read More

Spanish is a grammatically gendered language non-native to the lands that its country of origin colonized, including the Caribbean and South America. Colonialist Catholicism reshaped many Indigenous cultures, including applying the more rigid and westernized... Read More

Musings on the Trump-Nixon connection on John Lennon’s 79th birthday John Lennon—beloved by so many, and particularly by humanists for his song "Imagine"—would have turned seventy-nine today. A year after his eponymously titled album came... Read More

Today, in what will surely be one of the most discussed days of the 2019 term, the Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments in three cases concerning the scope of Title VII’s prohibition against workplace... Read More