Center for Inquiry

ALT A medical billing statement appears below the headline “Who pays the hospital bill?” Ohio HB 21 would let students meet their public college’s health coverage requirement by joining a sharing ministry.

ALT Five service members in camouflage pose outdoors with a handwritten sign reading “Atheists in Foxholes.” The Center for Inquiry graphic reads “Veterans Day” and “There are atheists in foxholes.”

ALT Memorial graphic featuring a black-and-white photo of Louis Appignani wearing a baseball cap, leaning close to a smiling woman. White text reads: “We are all brothers and sisters, and we share the same home—planet Earth.” Below a blue accent line, text reads: “Louis Appignani. Remembered by Free Inquiry.”

ALT Blue text on an off-white background reads: “I want a government that respects evidence and gives a damn about people.” Center for Inquiry branding appears at the bottom.

ALT CFI and Free Inquiry carousel cover reading: “When did people become their opinions? On satire, groupthink, and thinking for yourself…” Below, three blue illustrated figures stand with their arms around one another.

ALT Text reads: “During lockdown, Ariel Peckel felt as though social media had replaced individuals with avatars of their opinions. He turned that frustration into a book of satire.” Beside the text is the colorful illustrated cover of his book, Bertram’s Emporium of Things People Say. Free Inquiry branding and secularhumanism.org appear below.

ALT Portrait of Ariel Peckel beneath his quote: “Opinions have no business being accorded the same rights as people.” Blue and purple geometric shapes frame the portrait. Text below reads: “Read his conversation with Enrique Patiño for Revista Diners.” Free Inquiry branding and secularhumanism.org appear at the bottom."