The Human Prospect is a peer-reviewed, indexed journal focused on the development and refinement of humanist values and ethics, as well as ways the humanist movement can foster them throughout society. It also covers new scientific evidence, theories, and conclusions, as well as their impact upon and relationship to society, values, and ethics.
An oldie-but-goodie from self-proclaimed skeptic and agnostic James A. Haught, who’s written several books on atrocities and injustices wreaked in the name of religion. The subject of taboos wouldn’t be complete without this quintessential jeremiad originally published in the Winter 1996/97 issue of Free Inquiry (a journal of secular humanist opinion and commentary founded in 1980 by Paul Kurtz).
Racism is a problem in the organized humanist movement, just as it is in the wider society. Humanists will never successfully combat racism in humanist organizations unless they first combat it in the greater society. Regardless of any success made in fighting racism in organized humanism, non-White humanists have the right to organize among themselves. Such a show of unity is more often than not centered on common interests and common objectives, rather than antipathy toward Whites.
