Culture – Page 22 – New Humanist

Eyes on the ball

When the pandemic brought sport to a standstill, we realised that what we loved was more than the game

The Great Recession of the 1980s produced amazing art and culture. How will the 2020s compare?

Alec Ryrie overlooks virtually all atheist and humanist thinkers in his history of unbelief.

Silicon Valley has lost its utopian sheen in recent years. Two fiery new books take the tech bros to task

A masterful mapping out of a new world order centred around China.

What if we looked at human history from a bird's eye view?

A wave of recent dramas has finally put the realities of infertility centre stage

'One Two Three Four: The Beatles in Time' is not merely the story of the band, but a history of the world during the period.

A new collection of stories by the writer and anthropologist Zora Neale Hurston captures black life in the United States nearly a century ago.

The way we memorialise historic injustices shines a light on contemporary power.