In this opinion essay, member Ed Gross explains the conundrum he struggles with: ‘I believe right-wingers hate left-wingers like me. But if I hate them in return, wouldn’t it mean I’m no better than they are?’Read More
Opinion
Decision-Making in the Time of Covid
How do we stay as safe as possible and still begin to regain our social interactions? That’s the question Dr. Mary Matsui, scientist and member of our Re-Entry Task Force, helps to answer in this column.Read More
Books are Not for Burning
What is it about our cultural climate that has accelerated the scourge of book censorship? In this essay, Society member Lucy Lettis asks the question amid an epidemic of new book bans across the country.Read More
Why Am I an LGBTQ Humanist?
In this column, Society member Dwight Panozzo discusses his path to Humanism and its mandate to act with integrity in dealing with others and his commitment to leaving the world a better place than he found it.Read More
Timing of Reopening for In-Person Activities is a Moving Target
When it comes to in-person activities, open vs. closed is not a simple decision that can be made on the basis of one or two variables, says member and scientist Mary Matsui.
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Today’s Platform by Alexander Hinton
Today’s Platform address was by Prof. Alexander Hinton who is a Professor of Anthropology at Rutgers University, Newark and an internationally recognized expert on the Cambodian Genocide. Between 1975 and 1975 […]
