'Love has never been a popular movement'. The mind of the humanist firebrand James Baldwin – author, playwright, and activist – at work, Paris 1970. Here, Baldwin is a surviving civil rights icon, who has fled to Paris following the assassinations of Malcom X and Martin Luther King Jr, as well as the many other deaths of his friends as a result of racist brutality. The confrontational interview, where Baldwin riffs on his avoiding despair by confiding in loved ones and seeing the common humanity

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3.7K views · 75 reactions | Humanism isn’t just about what we believe. It’s how we live. How we gather. Create. Mourn. Celebrate. Show up for each other. This fall’s Humanist Aesthetics & Practices course is a deep dive into what it means to live humanist values in a tangible, expressive way — beyond the books and into everyday life. Starts Sept. 5 | Fridays on Zoom Instructor: Vanessa Gomez Brake Register: americanhumanist.org/fall25 | American Humanist Association | Facebook