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The Separationist

The Separationist is the newsletter of the Secular Humanists of the Lowcountry, first published in 1994. It is currently edited by Madelyne Adams, Richard Cook and Tucker Lentz. Contact the editors.

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Last updated 2025-11-30

Current Issue

December 2025: Building Community Beyond Belief

Recent Issues

November 2025: SHL Shows Up Big at FFRF Convention

October 2025: From the Epicenter of Book Banning

September 2025: DEI for SHL

August 2025: A Tale of Two Trials

July 2025: “May I pray with you?”

June 2025: Extending the Rainbow

May 2025: Service to America

April 2025: Talking Trash

March 2025: Godless Women

February 2025: The Good News

January 2025: The Resurrection of The Separationist

Archive

The first issue of The Separationist was published in September 1994. Each year the newsletter was published from September through May of the following year, taking summers off. It was a casualty of the pandemic and went on an unplanned hiatus from August 2020 until February 2024. Our archive presently has about 190 of the back issues. We’re still searching for missing issues—if you have any, or can help locate them, please email newsletter@lowcountryhumanists.org. You can view our tracking sheet here.

2024

December 2024: 30 Years of Being Good Without God in the Lowcountry

November 2024: Call for a New Progressive Era

October 2024: The Home Stretch

September 2024: Volunteer Service

August 2024: The Importance of Public Education

July 2024: If You Can Keep It

June 2024: Secular Humanist Values

May 2024: Religion, Government, Elections and Voting

April 2024: Fighting Climate Change Together

March 2024: Celebrating Women’s History Month

February 2024: Celebrating Black History Month