In awareness of the recent discussion relating to CFI, here an upcoming event:http://cfinewyork.net/calendar/14413478/?eventId=14413478&a=cv1p_grp&action=detail&rv=cv1p&rv=cv1p#See More

Tuesday, September 28, 6:30 pmCramton Auditorium, Howard University, Washington, DCFaith has traditionally played a significant role among African Americans, while science has been marginalized. It is time to confront the issues that have kept Blacks out of the halls of science and confined to the pews. Richard Dawkins along with Anthony Pinn, Sikivu Hutchinson, and others will meet at Howard University to discuss the issues surrounding science within the Black Community as well as the…See More

How do we connect a movement of reason, science, ethics, critical and creative thinking with African Americans, communities of color in general, and women?How do we build scholarship and share understanding that leads to action and social justice?Join us in a dialog with Diane Griffin, Managing Director of the Institute for Humanist Studies. She'll share her own journey from theism, through supernaturalism, to secular humanism. She'll also share her work with the I.H.S: A Humanist Think Tank to…See More

I realize that it's short notice, but if anyone is interested the meeting is for tomorrow and afterward we usually go to a local Harlem place to eat and talk. So, if anyone can make it please do.http://www.meetup.com/RichiesList/calendar/14327532/?a=nr1c_grp&rv=nr1cSee More

This is a CFI New York event. I don't know if this has been posted here before but I'm making it available.http://cfinewyork.net/calendar/14413478/?eventId=14413478&action=detailSee More

The purpose of this group is to explore, debate, and share how various religions have impacted African/Black communities throughout the world. Membership is not limited to African/Black atheists or believers.