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Author: Becca Challman

Becca Challman is a former journalist and television news producer on the education beat. She now freelances from her home in Delaware.

Great Minds
Lorraine Hansberry: Writing in the Light of Reason
Free Inquiry Volume 34, No. 3
April / May 2014
Becca Challman

Lorraine Hansberry’s drama stressed both the humanity of humanism and the need for critical thinking.

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Drowning in Doubt
Free Inquiry Volume 33, No. 6
October / November 2013
Becca Challman

One part memoir, one part expose, religion-to-reason travelogues do more than satisfy our curiosity. They remind us that whether we roll the boulder of belief away slowly or shatter it with a single blow, we are not the first or the only ones to have done so.

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Hitchens Memento Mori
Free Inquiry Volume 33, No. 1
December 2012 / January 2013
Becca Challman

Mortality, by Christopher Hitchens (New York: Twelve Books, 2012, ISBN ) 104 pp. Paperback, $22.99. A constant reflection on demise is a good thing. — Christopher Hitchens To devotees of Christopher Hitchens, of which I am unabashedly one, his final tome is a heartbreaking journey’s end; not because of pathos or sentimentality, which he avoids …

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