The July/August 2018 edition of The Humanist Magazine featured a collection of article about five Black women humanists who describe how their nonbelief is inseparable from activism, feminism, and social justice. We want to use the BHNBS space to reshare the...
Myth: Juneteenth marks the end of slavery in the United States. Juneteenth celebrates the emancipation of enslaved people. It’s a vital part of American history, reminding us to acknowledge our past and strive for a future of equality and freedom for all. Truth:...
African American Atheists: A Hidden but Powerful Tradition African American history is often told through the lens of the Black church. While the church has undeniably played a central role in community formation and civil rights organizing, this focus can obscure...
The chaplain is normally thought to be a figure steeped in the language of the divine. They have historically been a fixture of institutions – hospitals, prisons, the military offering comfort, and guidance based in faith. But in a nation increasingly struggling with...
For Black non-believers, navigating life in communities where religion is deeply embedded can be challenging. Embracing a secular or humanist identity often involves confronting cultural expectations and familial pressures. However, there are ways to find support and...
Arizona's School Choice Experiment: A Canary in the Coal Mine Arizona is at the epicenter of a nationwide experiment in school choice, one that is reshaping the landscape of public education. This article posted on CNN details how the state's universal education...
We're pleased to announce our next book club book and discussion, God: The Most Unpleasant Character in All Fiction, by Dan Bakari. What words come to mind when we think of God? Merciful? Just? Compassionate? In fact, the Bible lays out God’s primary qualities...
https://youtu.be/FPCpLigg0sA?si=AGQFBnBi9HnG8oTr Fortunately, many informative, engaging videos on YouTube provide rich debate and insight about atheism and theism, i.e., non-believe and belief. The following is one of many videos we plan to share with our...
We are delighted and proud to announce that the Black Humanists and Non-Believers of Sacramento (BHNBS) are celebrating our 10th anniversary. On this particular occasion, we would like to take the opportunity to share our story of origin and reflect on our journey,...
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