Explore a fascinating history of LGBT humanist ceremonies, from a mass gay wedding in a London nightclub to a memorial service for a Sierra Leonnean activist.
I lost religion in a breath; Heaven fled from me on the wings of Reason… Doris Lessing, Under My Skin: […]
The big problem of today is how shall we adjust these tremendous new forces so that they can be harnessed […]
I am willing and eager to surrender as much of my personal sovereignty as is necessary, in order to secure […]
I remain an agnostic, and the practical outcome of agnosticism is that you act as though God did not exist. […]
Harriet Martineau described her escape to atheism like this: “I lingered long on the stages of speculation and taste, but […]
The obituary reproduced below was written by George Broadhead, and originally appeared in a 1997 issue of The Gay Humanist […]
As for Mother Clap, she was present all the Time, except when she went out to fetch Liquors… The Company […]
There is no hope but us. There is no mercy but us. There is no justice. There is just us… […]
John Curry was an English figure skater celebrated for revolutionising the sport by combining athleticism with balletic artistry. Openly gay […]
Only victory will put an end to it all. But meantime let no one say: ‘We are not responsible.’ We […]