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About Us
Black Nonbelievers (BN) is a 501 c3 non-profit organization. Headquartered in the Atlanta area, we connect with other Blacks (and allies) who are living free of religion and might otherwise be shunned by family and friends in a caring, friendly, and informative environment. Instead of accepting dogma, we determine truth and morality through reason and evidence.
The mission of Black Nonbelievers is to:
• Provide secular fellowship.
• Nurture and support nonbelievers in “coming out” (ie, openly identification).
• Promote pride in the atheist/nonreligious identity.
• Organize members for charitable causes and a variety of events.
Black Nonbelievers welcomes all regardless of age, gender identity, sexual identity, national origin, and racial identity.
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Black Nonbelievers can be found in the following cities (Click to find the one nearest you)
– Atlanta, GA
– Charlotte, NC
– Detroit, MI
– New York City, NY
– Portland, OR
– Richmond, VA
– Washington, D.C.
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- Together, We Are Building a Better FutureGreetings, April has been quite the busy month. In addition to proudly accepting the 2022 Irving and Anabel Wolfson Award (presented by the Unitarian Universalist Church of Worcester), I just returned from the 2022 American Atheists convention held here in Atlanta over Easter weekend. I must tell you that it was a most welcome return …
- Moving Forward in MarchGreetings, So much has transpired since last month’s tribute to our two recently departed members Lorese Howery and Gean Taylor. We are experiencing the war between Russia and Ukraine, which affects us all whether we realize it or not. And while we can appreciate the nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme …
- Paying TributeGreetings, I had originally planned to write about Black History Month, and how this is also the time that we express love, and how those two things can come together to support Black Nonbelievers and our very important work. However, I must now pay tribute and show love to two of our members who passed …