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Cover Story
The Religious Right Goes to Washington
by Sarah Posner
Absurdity takes center stage at the Values Voters Summit, with fighting "sin" eclipsing even the Iraq war and efforts to combat terrorism.
Mexico's Election Fraud: What the U.S. Media Didn't Tell You by Kenneth Anderson
Foreign and independent media reports of illegal campaigning, suspicious voting patterns, missing ballot boxes, and the partial recount cast doubt on the legitimacy of the Mexican presidential election, while shedding light on the selectivity of U.S. invovlement.
(Read Article in PDF) (Read it in Spanish in Voces del Periodista) When Civil Rights Were on the Rise
by Margaret Rozga
Renewal of the Voting Rights Act elicits memories from a former civil rights worker, who urges continued vigilance against practices that disenfranchise eligible voters.
Features
Humanism in Action:
NOSHA Versus the City of New Orleans by Harry Greenberger
A board member of the New Orleans Secular Humanist Association makes the most of his two minutes. Crossing Mount Soledad
by Philip Paulson
2006 Humanist Pioneer Philip Paulson offers a vivid rationale for taking on a cross that was never his to bear.
(Read Article in PDF) Timeline
by Philip Paulson
The good, the bad, and the downright confounding: a chronology of the Mount Soledad cross case, 1954-present.
(Read Article in PDF) Moral Exo-Skeletons and Endo-Skeletons:
A Key Divide in the American Body Politic by Andrew Bard Schmookler
Inside or out, where a person's moral structure lies could be at the heart of a U.S. culture clash. In Katrina's Wake:
Health Care Crisis in New Orleans by Joseph L. Andrews, M.D.
A volunteer physician makes post-hurricane house calls to assist those caught in the eyes of personal storms.
Creative Controversy
Identity Politics:Humanists and Cultural Christians by David Niose
Does the antidote to the religious right's influence on public policy lie in the Humanist conversion?
Departments
Letters to the Editor The Issue at Hand Up Front Cartoon Fidel Decides U.S. Presidential Elections Poem Humanist Flashback Media Beat Church and State Reviews Invitation to a Private Virtual Reality First Person Worth Noting
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