This LGBT History Month, discover decades of humanist community and activism, from pioneers and poets to the Gay Humanist Group.
As for Mother Clap, she was present all the Time, except when she went out to fetch Liquors… The Company […]
We can only see a short distance ahead, but we can see plenty there that needs to be done. Alan […]
I have adhered to such of the older traditions as I find adequate for my most lawless and revolutionary passions […]
Derek Lennard was a longtime member and former chair of LGBT Humanists—then known as the Gay and Lesbian Humanist Group […]
Humanism could (better) be honoured by reciting a list of the things one has enjoyed or found interesting, of the […]
‘Being Rational About Being Gay’ was a talk given by activist Antony Grey (Anthony Edgar Gartside Wright) for the Gay […]
We’re part of society, part of the world whether we or society like it or not, and we have to […]
Formed in the wake of the Gay News blasphemy trial, GALHA (now LGBT Humanists) came into being in 1979 as […]
John Curry was an English figure skater celebrated for revolutionising the sport by combining athleticism with balletic artistry. Openly gay […]
Born Lotte Reyersbach in Oldenburg, Germany in 1923, Sharley McLean arrived in England on the Kindertransport as a teenager. Both […]