The Humanist Archives

March / April 2017

• Fasten Your Seatbelts, It’s Going to be a Trumpy Ride
• Towards a Post-Lies Future
• The New Secular Moment
• Fundamentalism on Trial
• The Arts for Humanists
• The Speed of Thought
• Save Our Science, Save Our Planet
• Finding Trump’s Refugee Policy
• Land of Confusion: The Religious Right, Trump, and “Post-Truth” America
• What Can We Do?
• Behaviorism
• Remaking Ourselves
• Calendrical Reform
• Village Atheists: How America’s Unbelievers Made Their Way in a Godly Nation
• Women Beyond Belief: Discovering Life without Religion
• The Kingstone Bible

January / February 2017

• Why Is This Starting to Sound Like “The Twelve Days of a Plutocratic Christmas”?
• Make America Kind Again
• Who Will We Speak For? Humanism’s Role in Defending Human Rights and Civil Liberties
• An Action List for the (Un)Faithful
• Opiate of the Masses: What’s Really Driving America’s Prescription Drug Epidemic
• Standing with Standing Rock: My Humanism Won’t Let Me Stay Silent
• The Common Sense of Oklahomans
• Segregation Now and Forever: Betsy DeVos and the Looting of Public Education
• Want to Survive the Next Four Years? First Step: Open Your Mouth
• Resist
• My Longest Day
• Bob Dylan, Nobel Laureate
• The Virtue of Doing Less: Bertrand Russell’s Idleness
• Leonardo Flies Home
• AT WINTER
• Nutshell
• His Porn, Her Pain: Confronting America’s PornPanic With Honest Talk About Sex
• The Story of Reason in Islam

November / December 2016

• It Makes You Proud to be a Humanist
• Science & Religion in the Rough
• Active Duty: My Dedication to Liberty, Justice, and an End to Wars
• A Bridge Supreme: Connecting Humanism to a Liberal, Loving Christianity
• I Am What I Am, and Other Truths
• Speeches from Awardees Elizabeth Loftus and John de Lancie
• The Case for Re-Enfranchisement
• Blasphemy Laws Attack Free Expression—
Can Freethought Hit Back?
• No Moore: Alabama Is Finally Rid of the Worst Judge in America
• Niki Massey, and Why Some Humanist Voices Don’t Get Heard
• Hope
• A Thanksgiving Prayer
• The Gene: An Intimate History

September / October 2016

• The Young Nones: Unstereotypical and Alright
• To Be Young, Gifted, Secular, and Black
• The Kids Are Alright: Four Teens on Growing Up Humanist
• Islam’s Ex Factor: An Interview with Sarah Haider and Muhammad Syed
• The Power of Humanist Organizing in Germany: An Interview with Frieder Otto Wolf
• “It’s Completely Okay to Be Secular”: Teen Atheist Activist Cidney Fisk Encourages Her Peers to Speak Up
• Bringing Visibility to Nonreligious Voters
• The Call of the Rewild
• Securing the Wall: Church-State Separation and Youth Activism in America
• Ageism Is Wasted on the Young and Old
• Catch-22nd Symphony: The Paradox of the Timeless Doorway
• You Can’t Make Change If You Don’t Show Up
• Concrete Economics: The Hamilton Approach to Economic Growth and Policy
• The Cartoon History of Humanism, Volume One: Antiquity to Enlightenment
• Viking Economics: How the Scandinavians Got It Right—and How We Can, Too
• Last Leper in the Colony: An Atheist Runs for Congress in the Bible Belt

July / August 2016

• I Say We All Graduate
• Humanity’s Last Stand
• Deep Storage and Greener Oil: An Interview with Sally Benson
• Rescuing Memory: the Humanist Interview with Noam Chomsky
• How to Be a Wise Guy or a Wise Girl
• Positive Atheism
• Ban Cisgender White Men From Public Bathrooms: A Modest Proposal
• What is a Global Citizenry, and Can It Save Us?
• My Father Asks Me To Go To Church
• Checking the Privilege of Religious Groups in American Politics
• Secular Grief, and the Loss of Stability and Safety
• Dodging Dr. Death
• Who Comes First, People or the Planet?
• EXCERPT: A Religion Called Love
• The Faith of Christopher Hitchens: The Restless Soul of the World’s Most Notorious Atheist
• Grace Without God: The Search for Meaning, Purpose, and Belonging in a Secular Age
• The Way of the Heathen: Practicing Atheism in Everyday Life

May / June 2016

• What Can We Say about the 2016 Presidential Candidates?
• Carnival or Campaign?
• All Right Then, I’ll Go to Hell
• In All the White Spaces
• Why Science Is Not in Conflict with Religion
• 2016 Humanism
• What Does the Boy Scouts-Unitarian Universalists Agreement Mean for Humanists?
• Whose Bodies? Black Lives Matter and the Reproductive Justice Imperative
• Answer Me
• Sincerity Is Nice— But Reasonableness Is Better
• The Orbit: Why Social Justice Atheism Needs Many Homes
• The Signs Are Everywhere
• Believe Racial Justice is Possible
• Don’t Bet on God’s Presidential Picks
• Book of Numbers
• The Evolution of Everything and Ultrasociety