Congratulations to BSLA’s First in the Family Humanist 2020 Scholarship Winners
For the fifth year, Black Skeptics L.A. has partnered with the Freedom From Religion Foundation on BSLA’s First in the Family Humanist scholarship fund. FFRF…
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Voting While Black, Secular and Gen Z: A Panel Discussion with Youth Activists
What’s at stake for Black secular Generation Z youth in this election? How are they mobilizing for progressive social change in a Black Lives Matter…
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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,…
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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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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