June 14 marked the finale of the fifth season of the popular television show, Game of Thrones. This season has been particularly controversial in... Read More

In Alice Walker’s short story “The Flowers” a little girl happens upon the decomposing body of a lynching victim while she is out picking flowers. Walker contrasts... Read More

This past Sunday, on International Women’s Day for Peace and Disarmament, a group of thirty women activists from fifteen different countries, WomenCrossDMZ, crossed the... Read More

“Rosa Parks.” “Gloria Steinem.” “Amelia Earhart.” “Margaret Stanger.” “My mother.” These were all answers given by attendees at the American Humanist Association’s annual conference... Read More

To all the white scientists reading this, raise your hand high if you’ve ever been mistaken for “the help” in your university or government-funded... Read More

The news looks grim for women in a recently released report by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research. Though women make up half of... Read More

There are genuine heroes in the world, and you can often tell who they are by how much they are vilified. As a matter... Read More

(Research for this article was provided by Karen Ide) As March is Women's History Month in the United States, it’s a fitting time to... Read More

Since 1987 the US government has recognized March as Women’s History Month, a time to pay tribute to the achievements of women around the... Read More

Many humanists are already aware of the growing percentage of the US population that identifies as nonreligious. According to a study by the Pew... Read More