Matthew Bulger
Posts by Matthew Bulger (page 23)
On the Hill: Will Congress Support Second Chances for Prisoners?
Recently I wrote about a U.S. Senate committee hearing on solitary confinement that the American Humanist Association attended and participated in by submitting testimony.... Read More
On the Hill: Will Congress Now Address Others’ Privacy Concerns?
In February the American Humanist Association’s Board of Directors issued a resolution clarifying humanism’s position on online privacy, largely in response to the National... Read More
On the Hill: Voucher Bills Threaten Integrity of Public Schools
On February 26th the American Humanist Association issued an action alert urging its members to oppose a new voucher bill, the Scholarship for Kids... Read More
AFTER TWILIGHT: Fighting Theocracy, Comic Book Style
Growing up in Texas I came across more than my fair share of religious fundamentalists, many of whom were my best friends. Most of... Read More
On the Hill: AHA Submits Testimony on Solitary Confinement at Senate Hearing
On February 25, 2014, I attended a hearing held by the Senate Committee on the Judiciary’s Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human... Read More
On the Hill: Rep. Holt Will Not Seek Re-Election
This is the first installment of a series focusing on legislative developments on Capitol Hill written by the AHA’s legislative associate Matthew Bulger. Congress... Read More
TV Review: Helix—How Far Should Science Go?
Matthew Bulger checks out the new Syfy television show Helix and delves deeper into the show’s portrayal of scientific and medical research. (more…)