Freethinking students organize against religious coercion in U.S. public schools
[ 3 minutes to read] A growing number of nonreligious students in the United States are organizing to defend their right…
[ 3 minutes to read] A growing number of nonreligious students in the United States are organizing to defend their right…
[ 4 minutes to read] There are politicians who defend the traditional family. Then there are politicians who apparently need the…
[ 6 minutes to read] A band is invited to perform at a Jewish cultural festival. The concert is arranged almost…
[ 6 minutes to read] For anyone expecting religion simply to disappear as education, science and technology advance, the first decades…
[ 8 minutes to read] Imagine a man enters a church, sits across from a priest and admits that he has…
[ 16 minutes to read] Five years ago, on August 15, 2021, Taliban fighters entered Kabul. Afghanistan’s Western-backed government collapsed with…
[ 13 minutes to read] There are many ways to discuss Iran. We can talk about nuclear weapons, uranium enrichment, Israel,…
[ 5 minutes to read] The election of New York City’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, once again exposed one of the…
[ 2 minutes to read] Do you have a knack for dismantling myths with a single, well-placed fact? Can you take…
[ 2 minutes to read] The Global Brain Just Got a Whole Lot Bigger Science, logic, and the thrill of discovery…
[ 3 minutes to read] Human rights frameworks protect freedom of religion while simultaneously prohibiting discrimination, violence, and coercion. This dual…
[ 4 minutes to read] Human rights are built on the idea that every human being possesses inherent dignity regardless of…
[ 5 minutes to read] The Global South is not one voice. It is millions. And among them are those who…
[ 2 minutes to read] By: Irfan Bayei As we cross over into 2026, while the rest of the world races…
[ 3 minutes to read] It may sound absurd today — a bust of outspoken atheist Richard Dawkins being in the…
[ 7 minutes to read] Define “non-believers” (atheists, agnostics, secular people) as an often-misunderstood minority. Note that surveys regularly find atheists…
[ 6 minutes to read] Humanity stands between two worlds. One still kneels before invisible gods, while the other slowly rises…
[ 6 minutes to read] Religion does not collapse under poverty. It expands with it. It grows strongest where despair, dependency,…
[ 7 minutes to read] The “New Atheism” movement experienced a surge in prominence following the September 11th attacks. However, its…
[ 5 minutes to read] Modern societies like to believe they have left religion behind. They speak of secular states, rational…
[ 4 minutes to read] Throughout history, human societies have swung between religious authority and secular governance. The lines have never…
[ 3 minutes to read] Freethinkers International is not just another cause. It is a mission that reaches where others refuse…
[ 6 minutes to read] Migration often begins with hope. A better life. More security. Greater opportunity. But beneath these practical…
[ 4 minutes to read] I hate nationalism. I hate tribalism. Both are poisons. Both divide, distort, and destroy. Nationalism gives…
[ 4 minutes to read] Is religion, as many of us understand it, on the cusp of a radical transformation, or…
[ 4 minutes to read] Religious fundamentalism has always influenced political power. It shapes laws, social norms, and governance. Leaders use…
[ 4 minutes to read] Is religion evolving, eroding, or simply transforming? The answer, judging from global headlines, appears to be…
[ 2 minutes to read] The world loves to talk about democracy—until it’s inconvenient. Myanmar’s military junta, in a reign of…
[ 2 minutes to read] The systematic persecution of Uyghurs in China presents a troubling paradox for freethinkers and secularists. On…
[ 2 minutes to read] The Bombay High Court has affirmed what should be obvious: the right to sleep is a…