**A voice in the Afro-Caribbean Humanist tradition**MARCH 10TH 2013, 2:30 PM (THIS SUNDAY)BLACK HISTORY MONTH SPECIAL PROGRAM WAS RESCHEDULED DUE TO THE STORMChristianity and Black Oppression:Duppy Know Who Fe FrightenZay D GreenChristianity and Black Oppression: Duppy Know Who Fe Frighten presents the argument: How is it that Blacks have been Christianized for more than four hundred years and yet Blacks are stereotyped as morally and mentally inferior.  At the very first encounter between…See More

The Day of Solidarity for Black Non-Believers (DoS) is held annually on the final weekend in February. Nonbelievers use this day as an opportunity to build genuine communal relationships and launch a wave of activism among non-theists of color. The DoS event is also an effort to bring out closeted nonbelievers and let them know that they are not alone.This is mostly a social get together and opportunity to build community with black secularists and their allies. Folks from all over the area can…See More

Our monthly discussion meeting, with casual meal to follow, is this Sunday. It will be the chance to touch base before fall schedules make many of our regular folk (especially our educators) distracted for months. This is also a great chance to share ideas before the presidential electoral comedy ramps up to absurdist tragedy.Our discussion theme this month is Activist Humanism. And vice versa. We'll be joined for the first part of our meeting by long time Harlem secularist and activist Nellie…See More

The numbers of African American and other People of Color in secularism and non-belief is growing. To celebrate the future and history of black freethought, CFI-Harlem/Harlem Humanists, American Atheists, …See More