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A HUMANIST VIEW | Modernity and its Discontents

by Dr. David I. Orenstein • 14 June 2022

The world which we’ve created remains a fragile place. We are reminded daily of the difficult times in which we live. It is a very confusing time to be a human. These are times of... Read More

How Overturning Roe Will Impact More Than Just Abortions

by Emily Newman • 26 May 2022

Conservatives often attack reproductive freedom, but the American Humanist Association (AHA) was still outraged at the Supreme Court’s leaked draft majority opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health. In our statement on the May 2,... Read More

The Abortion Debate Isn’t About Life; It’s About Control

by Megan B. Wells • 25 May 2022

If you were in the lobby of a certain Midwest university’s student center on a cold evening in January 2005, waiting for the bus to take you downtown, you would see a wide-eyed eighteen-year-old standing... Read More

What Would a Humanist Do? Tough and Necessary Conversations

by TheHumanist.com Staff • 19 May 2022

When you are a humanist from a religious family, the issue of abortion rights and reproductive healthcare can be a deeply divisive one. In today’s What Would a Humanist Do? column, an American Humanist Association... Read More

Performing a Wiccan Wedding: A Change in Perspective

by David Mercer • 12 May 2022

This article is reprinted from the blog Deep Calls I stopped in a church parking lot and got off the motorcycle to stretch my legs and get my bearings. A car pulled up beside me... Read More

Support Foster Kids: Join AHA for Our 2022 Lobby Day

by Nicole Carr • 12 May 2022

After an incredibly successful virtual lobby day last summer, the American Humanist Association has partnered with American Atheists to co-host our 2022 Virtual Lobby Day. Together, we are doubling the size of the event so... Read More

Our Species’ Success and the Humanist Worldview

by Dr. David I. Orenstein • 21 April 2022

It’s well documented and very well understood that no species can remain biologically or socially successful if it goes extinct. This seems obvious, at least to me anyway; the only way an organism survives is... Read More

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