Here’s How Humanists Voted: Survey Results from the American Humanist Association
After the 2016 presidential election, the American Humanist Association asked its members and supporters to fill out a survey in which they anonymously reported who they voted for and how they identify, whether as an... Read More
No Thanks: Truthfulness That Honors Native Communities
For many, Thanksgiving is about families gathering and feasting upon meals traditionally associated with the occasion. But for others, it’s a national day of mourning that marks an established tradition of cultural erasure that glosses... Read More
A Chaplain’s Perspective on Trump: When America is the Patient
It has been just over a week since the country elected Donald Trump to serve as its next president. Many Americans are happy to have a change in leadership, and to them it represents the... Read More
The Necessary Chore of Talking to Trump Supporters
In the wake of the 2016 election results, pundits and analysts trying to understand Trump voters continue to center the pain and desires of white America, because power doesn’t like to be threatened. The White... Read More
Post-Election, Humanist Activism Kicks into Overdrive
It’s been a week since Donald Trump’s harrowing victory. I’m in a mental space where my dismay and fury over this precarious predicament remains inflamed. I can’t say I’m truly surprised by Trump’s rout of... Read More
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