I was a legal adviser in the UN climate negotiations for decades – but treaties and litigation alone can’t deliver results fast enough    Read More  New Humanist Articles and Posts 

My plan is to post something of interest every Monday morning. These posts will include excerpts from my books, submitted essays, posts made here in the past, and new ones.…

Why does their god play hide and seek? We can assume that some (many?) churchgoers read the gospels, but, it would appear, without critical thinking skills fully engaged. When the…

Tomorrow marks the commencement of a very special month: Hispanic Heritage Month. This day begins a month-long celebration of the amazing contributions to American society and culture. The purpose of…

For democracy to achieve its potential, it must be a democracy for everyone. That not only means that a majority of the people have the power to determine how they…

The latest from Cagle Cartoons.     Pumpkin Spice Christmas Trees by Rick McKee, CagleCartoons.com The post The Comics Section: Invasion of the Pumpkin Spice appeared first on TheHumanist.com.   …

Danny Dorling’s “Shattered Nation: Inequality and the Geography of a Failing State” comes at a critical point in time    Read More  New Humanist Articles and Posts 

This article was originally posted on the website of Black Skeptics Los Angeles. In 2013, Black Skeptics Los Angeles initiated the First in the Family Humanist scholarship awards to provide support for…

Editor’s note: OpenAI’s now famous ChatGPT bot was used by the Humanist to generate this article as an experiment to discover what today’s AI knows 
and will tell about the…

Legislators across the United States are introducing bills to expand parents’ rights in schools, but is it really about parental empowerment, or is it an attempt to control our classrooms…