Trauma, Anti-Blackness and Going Insane with Rage
By Sikivu Hutchinson “I can’t breathe”. These words, now reverberating across the world in gruesome playback, were among the last uttered by George Floyd, a devoted son, friend,…
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Future of Feminism Youth Conference 2020: Women’s Leadership Project
The Women’s Leadership Project’s 2020 Future of Feminism Youth Conference will be on Zoom, focusing on Black Visual Arts, Black Feminism, Mental Health Self-Determination for…
Details#FreeMubarakBala: Advocacy Letter for Imprisoned Nigerian Atheist
May 4, 2020 Congresswoman Karen Bass 4929 Wilshire Blvd., Ste 650 Los Angeles, CA 90010 Dear Congresswoman Bass: RE: Detention of Mubarak Bala, President…
Details10For10 COVID Mask Stitch Drive for St John’s Family Center Clinic
L.A.-based artist and theater stage manager Pam Noles and Black Skeptics Los Angeles are partnering on a mask project for the MLK Community Health Foundation…
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Black Skeptics Los Angeles COVID-19 Emergency Assistance Fund
In times of crisis, secular communities of color, as well as queer and LGBTQIA+ communities, are often forced to rely on religious and faith-based institutions…
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BSLA 2019 First in the Family Humanist Scholarship Winners
Congratulations to the six 2019 First in the Family Humanist and Catherine Fahringer scholarship winners!…
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New Book: Humanists in the Hood: Unapologetically Black, Feminist and Heretical
Now available at Amazon, Indiebound and Barnes and Noble: Feminism and atheism are “dirty words” which Americans across the political spectrum love to hate and…
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2013 First in the Family Humanist Awardee Hugo Cervantes: What This Scholarship Means To Me
My name is Hugo Cervantes, recipient of the Black Skeptics Los Angeles’s ‘First in the Family Humanist Scholarship’ in 2013. I graduated from the University…
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“White Nights, Black Paradise: The Play” & BSLA Receive CA Humanities Award
LOS ANGELES, CA — California Humanities, a non-profit partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities, has recently announced its 2019 Humanities For All Project…
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