What can Charles Darwin teach us about the coronavirus pandemic?
This article was published in the Big Issue on 12 February 2021. February 12 is the birthday of Charles Darwin,…
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A history of LGBT Humanists UK
As far back as you can look, you can see that humanists have not just been LGBT-friendly, but champions of…
What happened to humanists during the Third Reich?
Today on Holocaust Memorial Day we remember victims of the genocidal Nazi regime and of the many similar acts of…
The return of American secularism?
Last week, I was tweeting like many people about the US election (specifically what a relief it is to have…
We must never blame victims
This morning, three civilians were murdered in France – stabbed to death and beheaded – by an Islamic extremist. It…
World focuses on the plight of Uighur Muslims
Last month at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), I made an intervention on the plight of Uighur people…
The UK is facing down COVID without turning to religion
To coincide with the publication of The Little Book of Humanism, I wrote an opinion piece for politics.co.uk on why…
Black humanists who have shaped the humanist movement
Recent protests and campaigns for racial justice and equality have inspired many movements and organisations to re-dedicate themselves to foregrounding…