We are committed to promoting the work of black skeptics, freethinkers, atheists, agnostics and secular humanists through community outreach, education, and social justice initiatives.
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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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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BSLA has launched a campaign to raise $3500 for our 2019 First in the Family Scholarship Fund for L.A. foster care, homeless, undocumented, LGBTQI, system-involved…
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Please join us at the 2019 Women of Color Beyond Belief conference which will be held October 4 – 6, 2019 at the Marriott Midway Hotel, Chicago,…
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In May 2018, youth leaders from the Women’s Leadership Project and Young Male Scholars received an award from the Los Angeles Unified School District…
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The Women of White Nights, Black Paradise By Patricia Kimathi An excellent look into the social and political conditions that helped to create the…
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What is Black feminism and intersectional feminism and why are they relevant to girls of color in South Los Angeles? How do they disrupt white…
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Lydia Mason of New York University: “If I had not chosen to embrace humanism and take responsibility for my morality rather than leaving it up…
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On May 25, 2017 girls of color activists and leaders from South L.A. high schools will present ongoing school-community work on anti-racism, anti-sexism, criminalization, homophobia/transphobia,…
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