The Humanist Archives

Summer 2021

• Commentary from Nicole Carr, AHA Development Director
• Religious Liberty Isn’t More Sacred than Other Rights
• Our Humanist Summer Reading List
• National Poetry Month’s Best Humanist Haikus
• The Many Intersections of Reproductive Justice
• Confronting the Surge in Anti-Asian American Violence
• Spotlight on State Representative Judy Amabile
• Confronting the Surge in Anti-Asian American Violence
• CHURCH & STATE | Once They’ve Overturned Roe v. Wade, What Will Christian Nationalists Try Next?
• HUMANISM & THE ARTS | Art and the Nature of Spirituality
• BOOK PREVIEW | If You Exist: In Search of a Reader Deep in the Future
• Justice-Centered Humanism
• A Thousand Brains
• Humanists in the Hood
• Bleak Walls, Bright Minds: In Their Own Words

Spring 2021

• Commentary from Roy Speckhardt, AHA Executive Director
• HERE FOR CLIMATE: Energy, Equity, Health, and Solutions in Relation to Climate Change
• Living our Values During Secular Week of Action
• Justice-Centered Humanism
• Self-Care for Your Brain: Building Resilience with Music and Meditation
• Two Good Humans: The Friendship Between Carl Sagan and Kurt Vonnegut
• Community of Conscience: The Inauguration of a New Progressive Partnership
• Walking by Sight, Not Faith
• CHURCH & STATE | The Secret Is Out: Christian Nationalists Hate Democracy
• The Scientific Spirit of American Humanism

Winter 2021

• Commentary from Roy Speckhardt, AHA Executive Director
• Joe Biden: The Weathervane and the Storm
• Dogmatic Delusions
• The Relationship of Artificial Intelligence and Religion to Secular Morality
• Live a Happier Life with a Free Mind
• Humanist-Led Efforts to Abolish Blasphemy Laws Get Results in Congress
• Nonreligious Americans: the Key Demographic That No One Is Talking About
• CHURCH & STATE | The Church-State Wall Is Battered after Four Years of Trump. Let the Repair Work Begin.
• HUMANISM 101 | We Will Get Through This
• Three Poems by Alan Cohen
• The Coming Good Society

November / December 2020

• It’s Been Real
• Humanist in the House
• The Necessary Discomfort of Progress
• Beyond European Colonialism: An Interview with Jé Hooper and David Breeden
• Notoriously Humanistic: In Praise of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Jurisprudence
• CHURCH & STATE | Of Socks and Separation: Engagement Is Key to Rebuilding the Wall
• INSIDE THE WALLS | Down and Out—Expanding Our Thinking to Survive
• Veritas: A Harvard Professor, a Con Man and the Gospel of Jesus’s Wife
• Evil Geniuses: The Unmaking of America: A Recent History
• The Goodness Paradox: The Strange Relationship Between Virtue and Violence in Human Evolution

September / October 2020

• Power of a Distinctly White Hue
• A Payout for All Their Houses
• Racist Too Long: Measuring White Christianity
• Meeting the Scourge: COVID-19 Responsibility, Ethics, and Morality
• A Centennial to Reckon With: Honoring Black Suffragists
• CHURCH & STATE | The Supreme Court Says You Can Be Forced to Support Religion
• FIRST PERSON | Atheism and the Solitary Man
• Until the End of Time: Mind, Matter, and Our Search for Meaning in an Evolving Universe
• Apeirogon

July / August 2020

• Defund, Reallocate, Reshape, Humanize
• What a Tiny Virus Can Teach Us
• Beyond the Battlefield
• He Isn’t Big on Reform, He’s Big on Change: The Humanist Interview with Ashton Woods
• The White Imagination Must Be Bound
• Secular America Takes Action Today, So They Can Vote Tomorrow
• CHURCH & STATE | The Coronavirus Pandemic: Some Lessons I’ve Learned
• INSIDE THE WALLS | Remember the Dakotas
• What Would a Humanist Do? Thrilled about Fauci’s Humanism, Scared of Conservative Backlash
• Poetry
• Richard Hofstadter: Anti-Intellectualism in American Life, The Paranoid Style in American Politics, Uncollected Essays 1956–1965