Ken Haslam, a retired professor of anesthesiology from UNC Chapel Hill, will speak about sex and gender.  He has taught courses on this subject at Osher Lifelong Learning at Duke University.  He is also an advocate for polyamory and open relationships for couples.  Science has shown us that gender, sexual identity, and sexual preferences are […]

Dr. Jennifer Bremer, Statewide Coordinator for Fair Elections with the League of Women Voters of North Carolina, will give a presentation on creating fair maps through reform of our state’s redistricting process.  The current maps that have been declared unconstitutional numerous times, costing our state millions of dollars.  The League believes that elected officials should […]

Our Community Day programs are presented as an opportunity to explore a subject or issue in depth, bringing our own feelings and experiences to the fore in small group settings.  We get to know each other on a more personal level before sharing our views with the larger membership.  Out of these diverse opinions common […]

Nancy MacLean, Professor of History at Duke University, has written a book titled "Democracy in Chains: The Deep History of the Radical Right's Stealth Plan for America," which has received wide reviews from supportive to critical.  We will play a segment of an interview with her by Dan Licata, and then share our reactions. You […]

Hugh Giblin will provide his own poetry, as well as the writings of others, as we seek to enjoy poetry as an expression of our common humanity and of our own roots in humanism.  Also participating in the poetry reading will be Jay Niver and Pam Baggett. Here's more information about our presenters: Pam Baggett […]