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You and I were born into a particular society, organized by constitutions, laws, and customs. We probably take for granted most of what happens in our lives as the accepted or even natural way of being. Some of us think…
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Ending one year brings reflection. It might seem disheartening to review the political year for Britain, a country growing more isolated, divided and lost by the day. So instead why don’t we focus on the New Year by asking what…
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As a woman who worked in Westminster and various other political fields, I am compelled to speak up. For men. It seems they need a spokesman, and it cannot be a man as they are now too wary (and no,…
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Welcome to The Freethinker Book Club – Autumn 2017 edition. We have collated the most recommended books from our interviews with the world’s most inspirational freethinkers. The picks as always are a combination of the classic reads and a smattering of…
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Diane Coyle is Professor of Economics at the University of Manchester and Founder of Enlightenment Economics. In addition to that, she is a Fellow of the Office for National Statistics and a Member of the Natural Capital Committee. Furthermore, she…
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Welcome to The Freethinker Book Club – Summer 2017 edition. We have collated the most recommended books from our interviews with the world’s most inspirational freethinkers. The picks as always are a combination of the classic reads and a smattering of…
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History, provided we have a future, will doubtless look back at the political and social upheavals of this generation and coldly assess our era as being interesting. It’s a fair comment, but currently “interesting”, feels less like objective observation and…
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