January / February 2012

Editor’s Note

by: Jennifer Bardi
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HUMANIST PROFILE

Candace Gingrich-Jones (1966-present)

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UP FRONT

A Dangerous Groundswell

by: Kayley Whalen
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Why Aren’t More Kids Celebrating Darwin Day?

by: Sharon Stanley
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Features:

Howes

The Humanist Interview with Clinical Psychologist Leon F. Seltzer

by: Ryan Howes
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Bennett

Corporations or People? Restoring the Common Good

by: Barry Bennett
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Sullivan

Moving from a War Economy to a Peace Economy

by: Mary Beth Sullivan

What we can learn from the late Seymour Melman.

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Bardi interview

An Insider’s View from Occupy Oakland

by: Jennifer Bardi
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Boydston

What Exactly Does the Occupy Movement Want?

by: Brian D. Boydston
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Faircloth

Tents or Tea?

by: Sean Faircloth

Beyond the trappings of two movements, Occupy looks decidedly more secular than the Tea Party.

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Knief

By the People, for the People

by: Amanda Knief

A humanist pays a visit to the Occupy Wall Street camp in Zuccotti Park.

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CHURCH & STATE


Stuck in the Belly of the Beast: My Trip to the Values Voter Summit

by: Rob Boston
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HUMANISM 101


Seven Things to Avoid When Talking to Strangers about Humanism

by: Jennifer Hancock
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FIRST PERSON

What about Hope?

by: Lawrence Rifkin
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BOOK REVIEWS

Less Than Human: Why We Demean, Enslave, and Exterminate Others By David Livingstone Smith

Review by: Peter C. Grosvenor
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The Leftovers By Tom Perrotta

Review by: Jende Andrew Huang
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