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Secular Voters didn't Shift Right
I’m processing, both mentally and numerically, the election results. Since data is scarce, I’m scouring the exit poll…
Read issue →Civic Apatheists?
Last week, I read Hemant’s newsletter and learned that the Pew Research Center released a new report about the…
Read issue →Secular Pride
Pride is almost over, but before it ends, it is an excellent time to remember that the LGBTQ+ community is an…
Read issue →Interpreting the GOP
The current direction of the GOP has been in my mind this week for reasons that have nothing to do with its…
Read issue →Quick Notes on Secular Politics
A recent piece in Axios shows what many of us have known for a long time: Christians are overrepresented in Congress.…
Read issue →Secular Representation Revisited
A recent piece in Axios shows what many of us have known for a long time: Christians are overrepresented in Congress.…
Read issue →Religion and the Future of Latinx Politics
Last week I addressed how polarization has impacted the Big Three religion cohorts in the Latinx population:…
Read issue →The Boundaries of Secularity III
Last Friday, team Puerto Rico lost to team Mexico in the World Baseball Classic. On Monday, Japan dramatically…
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