Trump Weighs in on Humanists’ Cross Case
Donald Trump’s administration has repeated a pattern of disregard for true religious liberty in the name of Christian nationalistic religious freedom, carrying out the wishes of the religious right as they endeavor to provide special... Read More
HUMANIST DILEMMA | How Do I Tell My Sister She Can’t Have My Sperm?
Q: My sister has been trying for years to get pregnant with no success, even after the gauntlet of fertility treatments. Now she wants to hire a surrogate (or two) to provide eggs and a... Read More
What’s So Great about Christmas?
You'll be doin' all right, with your Christmas of white But I'll have a blue, blue blue blue Christmas —“Blue Christmas” (written by Billy Hayes and Jay W Johnson) While many of the popular songs... Read More
Conscious Communication: Why Did Jakelin Caal Maquin Die?
Conscious Communication is a new, semi-regular column that focuses on how to communicate effectively and the importance of honing communication skills. It challenges humanists to be conscious of how they address and interact with others.... Read More
The Framers Weren’t Cross Enthusiasts
When conservatives discuss legal philosophy, they like to talk history. Under the banner of originalism—the approach to legal analysis that interprets the US Constitution as it was understood at the time of drafting—conservatives see the... Read More
Crisis vs. Opportunity: Insights from the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
'Tis the season for end-of-year conferences, retreats, annual meetings, and summits. And boy, am I aglow. As members of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, the American Humanist Association was invited to their... Read More
Believe It: Atheism Less and Less a Political Taboo
The US Constitution prohibits religious tests for public office, however, being an atheist in politics has been a powerful political taboo in our nation. New research finds that this bias against candidates who don’t believe... Read More
