Representation Matters: New Jersey State Senator Andrew Zwicker
“By being open about my nonreligious identity, I hope to normalize the idea that ethical leadership can come from diverse sources, whether religious or secular.”
Fear and Hate Won, But Gains Were Made by the Humanist & Atheist Community in the 2024 Election Cycle
Setbacks abound, but we are not powerless.
From FFRF Sunday TV: CFE's Ron Millar on Freethought Matters
Watch CFE Political Coordinator Ron Millar’s interview with “Freethought Matters” co-hosts Dan Barker and Annie Laurie Gaylor.
From The Friendly Atheist: Rep. Greg Casar, a Texas Democrat, has joined the Congressional Freethought Caucus
Read this article on The Friendly Atheist.
Representation Matters: Representative Eric Morrison
“I believe that my nonreligious worldview makes me a better legislator. In everything I do, I practice critical thinking without relying on a religious text or prayer to inform me regarding the right thing to do. I also rely on reputable studies, statistics, and professionals. And of course, I listen to my constituents.”
Take Action: Register, Lead, Vote Early
With elections coming up soon, now is the time to take steps that ensure voter turnout.
Youth Deserve Safe, Inclusive Schools
Together, we can encourage and create a world for our children that is sustainable, evidence-based, and informed and supported by data and reason.
HSTA Protects Consumers Against Unregulated Religious “Healthcare Plans”
Ensure that consumers are protected and informed by co-sponsoring and supporting the Health Share Transparency Act.
Democratic Convention Ignores Nontheists after DNC Hack
Late last week, a treasure trove of insider emails from the Democratic National Committee (DNC) was released to the public by WikiLeaks.
Democrats Should Know that Religion Is Not a Litmus Test for Public Office
Just days before the Democratic National Convention began in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, WikiLeaks released over 20,000 confidential documents from the Democratic National Committee (DNC), including internal emails among key DNC staff members.
Don’t Bet on God’s Presidential Picks
The presidential race is nearing its final stage. The GOP’s smorgasbord of candidates for the presidency has finally been reduced to three contenders, with Donald Trump as the clear frontrunner within reach of the party nomination.
What Humanists Can Learn After Iowa and New Hampshire
I know that Iowa is technically the first state to decide which presidential candidates will represent their political parties in November, but New Hampshire has the nickname of the “first-in-the-nation” primary for a reason.
What Do Secular Voters Want? Center for Freethought Equality Polls Secular Americans
Over the past several months, we’ve gotten a sense of how the 2016 presidential elections are shaping up. Well, at least for the primary.