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Welcome to our magazine page for Humanistically Speaking
If you go right back to the beginning you can see the journey taken in our first year, where unexpectedly a pandemic landed on us all. But this didn't hold us back. We diversified and rather than being "just" a news outlet for events from our network groups, we have grown way beyond that. We stretched our legs to over thirty pages, and went to a smaller, more readable monthly magazine. Did we get it right? Why not tell us?
As Humanists we learn, we evolve and we change with the times. As normality returns there may well be additional focus given to events from groups, sharing their thoughts on what works and what doesn't. Stick with us and grow as we grow.
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May 2021
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Features this month
Professor A C Grayling interview
Young people and politics
Equity vs Equality
The dark world of lobbying
Proto-democracy
Protest during lockdown
The British monarchy
April 2021
Click on the magazine cover to download the latest copy of our magazine for you to enjoy ... read it here first !
Features this month
Professor A C Grayling interview
Young people and politics
Equity vs Equality
The dark world of lobbying
Proto-democracy
Protest during lockdown
The British monarchy
March 2021
Features this month
Maryam Namazie interview
Brief history of Feminism
Feminism in Sci-Fi
Sex workers
Your emails
Book review
February 2021
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Interviewing Simon Bligh
Anti-Vaxxers
When evolution goes bad
Theistic evolution
In the Navy
LGBT+ History month
Nature, nurture, neither?
January 2021
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Interviewing the CEO
Being a veggie
Life after death with Maggie
Cats and the meaning of life
Another book giveaway
The Boris bunch
December 2020
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Humanist climate action
Should we go a-carolling?
Why I don't do Christmas
Humanism in action
SACRE volunteer
Annual review
October 2020
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For and against
A day in the life
Dear Darwin
Chair's interview
Thought for the day
Lockdown laughs
Letters and emails
August 2020
New features this month
Black lives matter
For and against
A day in the life
Nuclear power
June 2020
New features this month
Global humanism
Humanist courses
Healthy humanists
Environment
April 2020
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Humanists undefeated
Time to use your time
The Chair's interview - Maggie Hall
Those were the days
Equality and diversity
January 2020
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The Chair's interview
Groups signed up
News and announcements
