Thoughts from Alix Jules on why #blacklivesmatter

By Administrator | July 14, 2015

Alix Jules, a longtime friend and supporter of Foundation Beyond Belief who spoke at last year’s Humanism at Work conference, has a wonderful post on his blog explaining why #blacklivesmatter should matter to humanists. He writes powerfully from his own experiences: I want to be colorblind too, but that’s not the world I live in.…

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“More to be done by human hands”—Alix Jules

By Administrator | June 25, 2014

Alix Jules co-chairs the Dallas–Fort Worth Coalition of Reason’s Diversity Council and is a founding member and presiding Historian for the Fellowship of Freethought. He will speak about how diversity changes the work of the freethought movement at the Humanism at Work conference July 18-20. Diversity isn’t an abstraction to Alix Jules. He was raised…

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