With the House of Representatives making a push to revive the dormant school voucher program in the District of Columbia, now is a good time to revisit why so-called “school choice” would have a pernicious... Read More

by Bill Daehler Since its inception in 2005, YouTube—the largest video-sharing website on the Internet—has  become a cultural phenomenon. YouTube has amassed tens of millions of videos representing all aspects of our culture. From movies,... Read More

by Bill Burgess The American Humanist Association’s Appignani Humanist Legal Center has been very active this year defending the legal rights of humanists across the country, thanks to the help of our legal intern for... Read More

The American Humanist Association is proud to award its first LGBT Humanist Pride Award to Candace Gingrich-Jones. Mrs. Gingrich-Jones is an outspoken LGBT activist with a long history of supporting queer equality. She’s also well-known... Read More

by Hemant Mehta As a guy who once lived with his girlfriend, I know I learned things about her (and vice-versa) that several more years of dating probably wouldn’t have brought to light. I say... Read More

What happens when Jesus explains to Mo the meaning of Lent? Plus, The Littlest Atheist and Atheist Cartoons tackle the subject of heaven. (From Atheist Comics)

2011 is already shaping up to be one of our most challenging years yet for humanists. With new lawmakers in Congress pushing a religious and anti-progress agenda, the American Humanist Association is stepping up our... Read More