By James Haught James Haught is editor of West Virginia’s largest newspaper, The Charleston Gazette, and a senior editor of Free Inquiry. He is 87-years-old and would like to help secular causes more. This series is a way of giving back. — (May 18, 2020 – Daylight Atheism) This is the fourteenth segment of a series on renowned… Read more »
By James Haught James Haught is editor of West Virginia’s largest newspaper, The Charleston Gazette, and a senior editor of Free Inquiry. He is 87-years-old and would like to help secular causes more. This series is a way of giving back. — (Mar. 9, 2020 – Daylight Atheism) This is the fourth segment of a series on renowned… Read more »
— By Scott Douglas Jacobsen G.D. Basson is the Administrator of “The Angry African Atheist.” Here we talk about the background, religion, and how to become involved in some of the community in South Africa. *Interview conducted on July 1, 2020.* Scott Douglas Jacobsen: What was geographic, cultural, linguistic and religious personal and family background? G.D. Basson:… Read more »
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Shirley Rivera is the Founder and President of the Ateístas de Puerto Rico. The intent is to learn about Puerto Rican atheism and culture, as an educational series. Here we talk about modern social movements. Scott Douglas Jacobsen: So, we are a couple of years or more into the more prominent #MeToo… Read more »
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Richard Bob Dalida is the Chairman of PATAS. He tells a common story of the social and familial linked issues in rejection of the supernatural beliefs of the community. Here we talk about his life, work, and views. Scott Douglas Jacobsen: What was early life like for you, e.g., geography, culture, language,… Read more »
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Shirley Rivera is the Founder and President of the Ateístas de Puerto Rico. The intent is to learn about Puerto Rican atheism and culture, as an educational series. Here we talk about general culture and social pathologies. Scott Douglas Jacobsen: Some sensitive topic to some in several communities. Although, I want to… Read more »