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Posted on January 20, 2014 at 11:51pm 3 Comments 0 Likes

Jamila Bey here. I could really use your help to get the word out about a project I’m working on. I’m fundraising to create a journalism forum online and as an iTunes podcast where news about the issues that are important to us can find a home.

My show, the Sex, Politics and Religion Hour, or SPAR, will focus on the beating that the First Amendment seems to be taking at this point. I will produce 30 half-hour long shows in take on all topics…

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At 8:17am on February 16, 2015, Broken Xeno said…: Hey there,

So I recently watched an interview where you called yourself “Half Muslim…” It’s really been eating at me, and I was hoping you’d elaborate more on just what you meant by that? How are you a “Half Muslim who is also an Atheist,” ? I’m not trying to offend or anything, but it seems like people perpetuate this idea that Muslim = race, when it doesn’t, or at least shouldn’t.

At 9:04am on July 19, 2013, john kennedy opiyo said…: your youthful face tells it all even if Ken has not set

his face on you,keep it up,let the world know the

truth through you and me

At 2:12am on July 12, 2012, T X said…: Hi, Jamila.

To help with evangelizing atheism, there is a site that has a hundred common topics that is written for a teenage audience:

http://facts.freeiz.com/

I am curious to read any comments you may have on how to improve the content or usefulness as an Internet resource.

Feel free to post the link on FB.

At 6:07pm on March 25, 2012, Neil H. Cronk said…: You were wonderful on Up With Chris Hayes this morning…it was a good show. Because of you I checked out this website. It sure would be nice to get the FaceBook page up and running…I guess it’s pretty new. I’m hooked up with a couple of FB atheist pages, but they tend to be kind of bitter.

At 3:35pm on December 11, 2011, Ullrich Fischer said…: I caught your interview on Skepticality podcast. I love your voice and especially the story of your childhood as a skeptical kid growing up in a religious social milieu. Keep up the good work! It is very encouraging that more people of all colors and former conditions of delusion are coming to a more rational view of reality. Breaking the bonds of the mental slavery that is religious delusion is the next big step forward for humanity’s social evolution.

At 2:53am on October 16, 2011, Ed Sweeney said…: Your belief in capital punishment must be caused by a god virus. Your position is based on the biblical an eye for an eye and is not based on reason. I therefore was wasting my time to try to reason you out of your belief.

At 8:04am on July 21, 2011, Sekharan Karuthedath said…: how do you define an evangelical atheist. bcos i want to persuade my kids to embrace that!

At 10:38pm on July 3, 2011, Joe Monroe said…: You are first (Black Woman) ATHEIST I have every met (online) living in Washington DC. Just wanted to reach out and say WOW. Stay strong keep up fight

At 11:28am on April 23, 2011, Jay Walker said…: I just saw you speak at the American Atheists Conference and you were fantastic! Thank you so much for a wonderful talk!

At 2:16pm on June 17, 2010, Godless Negress said…: Hi Jamila….I’m Gilda and I have just “discovered you”. For all it’s worth I’m a “sista” who does not believe in god, and in reference to your recent talk about beating children as a form of discipline and a mother, I’m very much against that form of cruelty… I don’t quite have the words to express my feelings right now. Anyway, I’m glad you’re there and I hope one day to meet you and others like you. Right now I’m on a bit of a desperate quest to meet black freethinking women in my area for friendship…sure would be “different”.