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The Latinx Culture War
Last week I wrote about some things left unsaid about the recent Pew report showing how much the nonreligious Latinx…
Read issue →The Attack of the (Latinx) Nones
Hello! I’m back from vacation and initially wanted to write about my trip. However, yesterday, the Pew Research Center…
Read issue →The Boundaries of Secularity II
In the early 2010s, when I was still working at Trinity College’s Institute for the Study of Secularism in Society and…
Read issue →Can a True Atheist?
Hello friends, I was traveling most of the week—apologies for the short and late entry. Instead of a longer essay or…
Read issue →The Boundaries of Secularity
Depending on the source, the “nones” (people who identify with no religion in particular) comprise between one-quarter…
Read issue →The Nones are the Main Force Against Christian Nationalism
I spent Wednesday morning at the Brookings Institution’s Falk Auditorium watching the release of the PRRI/Brookings…
Read issue →Secular State Legislators by the Numbers (Part 2)
Two weeks ago, we looked at openly secular representation in state legislatures. Only over half of all states have at…
Read issue →Secular State Legislators by the Numbers (Part 1)
Most of the 72 openly secular legislators serve in state legislatures. Three legislators serve in the U.S. Congress,…
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