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Religious People Do Not have the Monopoly on Morality, According to Atheist on BBC1 Panel

Religious People Do Not have the Monopoly on Morality, According to Atheist on BBC1 Panel


clock icon 07 Nov 2017
author icon C Barnett


Discussion followed a call by local religious group for a ‘second Reformation’ - “Religious people do not have the monopoly on morality.” The discussion involved Duncan Boyd, president...

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Alabama Senatorial Nominee Says That Gay Marriage Worse Than Slavery

Alabama Senatorial Nominee Says That Gay Marriage Worse Than Slavery


clock icon 24 Oct 2017
author icon C Barnett


Roy Moore Continues Extreme Statements Against LGBT Community Roy Moore, the controversial Republican nominee for senator of Alabama, has again made headlines with his opposition to gay marriage. This...

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Obama Called “Most Jewish President Ever” Trump Least

Obama Called “Most Jewish President Ever” Trump Least


clock icon 02 Oct 2017
author icon Nathan Glover


Obama sees the American Jewish history as a universal fight for human rights and dignity. In comparison, he called the current president, Donald Trump, the least Jewish. He joins prolific journalist...

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Trump’s Comments Causing Exodus from Religious Council

Trump’s Comments Causing Exodus from Religious Council


clock icon 22 Aug 2017
author icon Kelly Frazier


Reverand AR Barnard leaves over conflict with Trump Rev. A.R. Bernard, who leads the Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn, has resigned from President Trump’s evangelical council. The religious leader...

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Mormon Church Condemns White Supremacy

Mormon Church Condemns White Supremacy


clock icon 18 Aug 2017
author icon Gary Nguyen


LDS says racist thinking is morally wrong. On August 13, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints responded to violence perpetrated by white supremacists in Charlottesville with a gentle...

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89-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Who Attended Anti-Hate Rally in NYC: “Escaped the Nazis Once. You Will Not Defeat Me Now”

89-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Who Attended Anti-Hate Rally in NYC: “Escaped the Nazis Once. You Will Not Defeat Me Now”


clock icon 17 Aug 2017
author icon Elisa Meyer


For Rubin, it is impossible for her to understand the reemergence of white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups at the present time. Marianne Rubin, a holocaust survivor, held a sign that proclaimed “I...

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Unitarian Universalists Elect First Woman President

Unitarian Universalists Elect First Woman President


clock icon 28 Jun 2017
author icon Elisa Meyer


Election of Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray comes after the resignation of ex-president amidst diversity issues. Frederick-Gray is the UUA's ninth president and will lead the 1,000 UUA congregations and 200,000...

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ADL to Take on Cyberhate with New Silicon Valley Center


clock icon 16 Mar 2017
author icon Elisa Meyer


ADL open Silicon Valley center to combat cyberhate Jonathan Greenblatt, the Chief Executive Officer of Anti-Defamation League (ADL) made an announcement that his organization will open a center in Silicon...

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Sessions Takes on Tough Questions at Senate Confirmation Hearing


clock icon 11 Jan 2017
author icon Derek Welch


Attorney General nominee Jeff Sessions addresses allegations at senate hearing. Alabama Senator, Jeff Sessions, who has been elected as the future attorney general by President-Elect, Donald Trump,...

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The Church of Scientology Calls A&E Hypocritical for Canceling KKK Docuseries but Keeping ‘Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath’


clock icon 10 Jan 2017
author icon Derek Welch


The Church of Scientology issued a statement to A&E for continuing to air Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath after a KKK docuseries was canceled. The Church of Scientology released a statement...

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