International Religious Freedom Remains an Issue for Nontheists
In the United States we hear a lot about religious freedom. Religious conservatives in government at the state and federal level have tried to use their own definition of religious freedom to guarantee special rights... Read More
Meet the Staff: Sincere Kirabo
Please welcome the newest addition to the American Humanist Association staff, Social Justice Coordinator Sincere Kirabo! TheHumanist.com: What is your educational and work background? I first became involved in the secular movement in 2013 as... Read More
Girls Scouts: Good Without God (And Without the Church’s Blessing)
We’re all familiar with the Girls Scouts of America, an organization that aims to help girls develop valuable life lessons and skills, build confidence, and value academic, social, and emotional intelligence. But you may not... Read More
Hate in Multicultural America + Access to Guns = Recipe for Disaster
Last Thursday, US Congressman David Cicilline (D-RI) announced the introduction of new gun control legislation at a Center for American Progress (CAP) panel session on their new report “Hate and Guns.” The bill, which seeks... Read More
Gaining Acceptance: American Humanists Longtime Allies to LGBT Community
The American Humanist Association has a track record of being on the right side of history. It’s always been a strong supporter of women’s equality, an advocate for racial quality, and an ally to the... Read More
Meet the New Center for Freethought Equality PAC Coordinator: Ron Millar
The Center for Freethought Equality (CFE), the 501(c)(4) lobbying organization of the American Humanist Association, is pleased to introduce its new PAC Coordinator, Ron Millar. What is your educational and work background? I’ve spent over... Read More
Transgender People Just Need to Pee
Last week, the South Dakota Senate passed a bill that would require students to only use bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond to their assigned sex rather than their binary gender identity. If signed into... Read More
