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How the Loss of Critical Reasoning is Harming America An Interview with Kurt Andersen

by Michael Werner • 20 December 2017

KURT ANDERSEN is a writer whose works include the bestselling novels You Can’t Spell America Without Me, True Believers, Heyday, and Turn of the Century. He’s also written for film, television, and the stage, and... Read More

Reason through Song: LA’s Atheist Choir Harmonizes without Religion

by Rachael Berman • 7 December 2017

Several times a day, I type the keywords “atheist,” “secular,” and “humanist” into Google News in hopes of finding a news story that pertains to local secular groups, humanist celebrations, or simply an article that... Read More

Happy. Healthy. Heathen. An Interview with Recovering from Religion’s Gayle Jordan

by Amy Couch • 25 September 2017

Gayle Jordan is the executive director of Recovering from Religion. She is a former Southern Baptist who left the faith ten years ago when her then-teenagers began asking questions she could not answer. Her research... Read More

At the University of Southern California, a Humanist Chaplain Takes the Lead

by Aaron Heshel Silverman • 5 September 2017

Vanessa Gomez Brake is the new associate dean of religious life at the University of Southern California. She is the first humanist chaplain to serve in this capacity at any American university. I first met... Read More

Gamm On: The Humanist Interview with Philanthropist Gordon Gamm

by Jennifer Bardi • 29 August 2017

Gordon Gamm (left) is a retired attorney, an active investor, and a humanist philanthropist who lives in Boulder, Colorado, with his wife Grace (right). In addition to the major activities mentioned in this interview (which... Read More

Depictions, Perceptions, and Harm: An Interview with Media Critic Jean Kilbourne

by Rachael Berman • 3 August 2017

Advertising and media images play an important and influential role in everyday life. American business continues to produce advertisements that violate, objectify, and sexualize women and girls, despite several academic studies showing the negative effects... Read More

Humanist Society Scotland Says “We Do”—50,000 Married So Far

by Rachael Berman • 17 July 2017

People enjoy marking life’s important occasions and milestones with celebratory ceremonies, such as weddings, baby namings, and other life-cycle events. While many cultures and traditions still incorporate dogma and religious ideology into every ritual and... Read More

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