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			<title>Equal Time for Freethought, Sun, June 28, 2009</title>
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			<pubdate>Sun, 28 June 2009 22:30:01 GMT</pubdate>
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			Humanism and Marriage: The ETFF 
			Pride Weekend EditionIt&apos;s Pride 
			weekend and Sunday&apos;s show will 
			air mere hours after New York City&apos;s 
			world famous Pride Parade, celebrating 
			the rights and accomplishments 
			of the GLBT Community.For years 
			the issue of same-sex marriage 
			has electrified the political landscape.
			 But is marriage a religious institution? 
			And if so, should the government 
			be granting privileges to *any* 
			couples? Or does marriage benefit 
			civic society, and is it wrong 
			to let religious objections keep 
			certain couples from participating? 
			Also, is marriage a humanist institution? 
			Join your host Michael O&apos;Neil as 
			we review this issue and take your 
			calls on Equal Time For Freethought!
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			<title>Equal Time for Freethought, Sun, June 21, 2009</title>
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			<pubdate>Sun, 21 June 2009 22:30:01 GMT</pubdate>
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			Abortion - the Debate That Won&apos;t 
			Go Away II. In the Aftermath of 
			Dr. Tiller&apos;s Assassination: Abortion,
			 Morality and the Liberation of 
			Women. When a hero of women is 
			hunted, demonized and finally cut 
			down for saving the lives and the 
			quality of life of women everywhere,
			 it is women as a whole who have 
			been violently assaulted.Â And 
			a society that does not rise up 
			in massive repudiation against 
			this is a society that accepts 
			as normal the degradation, subjugation,
			 shaming and blaming of half of 
			humanity.
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			<title>Equal Time for Freethought, Sun, June 14, 2009</title>
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			<pubdate>Sun, 14 June 2009 22:30:01 GMT</pubdate>
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			&lt;b&gt;Abortion - the Debate That Won’t 
			Go Away&lt;/b&gt;. Events in the past 
			two months have made it clear that 
			despite its being thirty six years 
			after Roe v Wade, the question 
			of abortion continues to be as 
			controversial as ever. On Sunday 
			May 17th President Obama suggested 
			that we draft “a sensible conscience 
			clause&quot; presumably giving anti-
			abortion health care providers 
			the right to refuse to perform 
			an abortion. On May 31st abortion 
			provider George Tiller was shot 
			dead while attending church. On 
			May 15th a gallop poll found that 
			51 percent of those questioned 
			call themselves &quot;pro-life&quot; on the 
			issue of abortion. On April 19 
			and 26th our own WBAI featured 
			two programs during which explicitly 
			anti-abortion views were offered 
			both by the guest and the producer 
			as well.
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			<title>Equal Time for Freethought, Sun, June 07, 2009</title>
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			<pubdate>Sun, 07 June 2009 22:30:01 GMT</pubdate>
			<description>Equal Time for Freethought</description>
			<category>Public Affairs</category>
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			&lt;b&gt;Call-In Special: Church &amp; State 
			in Kearny, N.J.; The Saga Continues.
			..&lt;/b&gt; &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.aclu.
			org/students/34399res20080314.html&quot;&gt;Matthew 
			LaClair&lt;/a&gt; will conduct a special 
			call-in program on a topic which 
			he was first introduced to ETFF’s 
			audiences as a guest speaker.  
			Matt will be updating and discussing 
			the latest chapter in the ongoing 
			saga regarding his former U.S. 
			History Public High School teacher 
			who, back in 2006 in Kearny, NJ,
			 he recorded and challenged for 
			preaching religion during class.
			 That incident garnered worldwide 
			attention, and was reported on 
			in the New York Times.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br 
			/&gt;This time, the teacher, David 
			Paszkiewicz - who is also the adviser 
			of a Christian Club in the school 
			- is taking the club to the Creation 
			Museum in Kentucky this weekend.
			 This field trip was initially 
			supposed to occur in part during 
			school hours using taxpayer money 
			with the educational rationale 
			being to expose students to the 
			“science behind creationism.” Matthew 
			will discuss his actions this past 
			week, and talk about what can be 
			done about this breach of the &lt;a 
			href=&quot;http://www.firstamendmentcenter.
			org/rel_liberty/establishment/index.
			aspx&quot;&gt;Establishment Clause of the 
			First Amendment&lt;/a&gt; of the U.S.
			 Constitution.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;What 
			do &lt;i&gt;you&lt;/i&gt; think about this 
			issue?  Should religious clubs 
			in public schools be allowed to 
			use taxpayer money to promote something 
			that directly opposes the educational 
			curriculum?  Should this teacher 
			be appeased or admired?  Or is 
			this yet another way the religious 
			right uses back door tactics to 
			turn American schools into mini-
			theocracies, and thus teachers 
			like Paszkiewicz be removed from 
			public service? Call Matt to chat 
			abut these questions Sunday at 
			212-209-2900! 
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			<title>Equal Time for Freethought, Sun, May 31, 2009</title>
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			<pubdate>Sun, 31 May 2009 22:30:01 GMT</pubdate>
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			 Humanists At Play! Michael O&apos;Neil 
			will interview Stuart Brown, MD,
			 about his book Play: How It Shapes 
			The Brain, Opens The Imagination,
			 and Invigorates The Soul. Stuart 
			is the founder of the National 
			Institute For Play, supporting 
			research on play as a biological 
			drive in nature and an essential 
			component of society and personal 
			development.What is play? Why 
			does a Humanist movement need play?What 
			is a play history and what is your 
			play personality?
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