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Political Correctness and Cancel Culture
Virtual Program using ZoomAtish Sen, President of EHST, will be joined by fellow EHST members John Holmgren and Fred Breidt for a panel discussion on Political Correctness and Cancel Culture. During this time of highly divided partisan politics, how much room is there for dissent and disagreement across our self-selected tribes? What are we losing when we silence […]
Celebrate Labor Day
Virtual Program using ZoomEHST will not conduct a Zoom program today. We do recommend that you celebrate Labor Day Eve in some form or fashion. Wikipedia has a good article about it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_Day. If you want to sing about Labor Day, check out this list of songs from The Nation: https://www.thenation.com/article/archive/top-ten-labor-day-songs/.
Organizing: Creating Relationships for Transformational Change
Virtual Program using ZoomEHST will re-broadcast a presentation made to the Baltimore Ethical Society. Terrell Williams' story is one we should hear and celebrate. Here is the writeup from the BES website: We will begin the process of community change by listening to create opportunities for transformational real outcomes. We will use our most radical tool to understand […]
Repairing the Harms of Structural Racism
Virtual Program using ZoomAEU Executive Director, Bart Worden, will speak to us about structural racism, and how we can and should work to repair or better demolish structural racism. After hundreds of years of damage are we at a tipping point that will lead to real and lasting change? Will ethical humanists join efforts to repair the damage […]
Against the Tide – documentary
Virtual Program using ZoomThe documentary "Against the Tide" is about two ex-offenders and how their community based support teams made a difference as they faced the challenges of integrating back into society. There are more than 40,000 men and women locked up in North Carolina prisons, and 98% will eventually re-enter society. This film illustrates how well things […]