Members of the Black skeptics organization African Americans For Humanism (AAH) are planning events on Feb. 26 in six major U.S. cities, "targeting African-Americans who have privately or openly questioned their faith." The group holds religion responsible for "many of the problems plaguing the African American community" and promotes "rational and scientific methods of inquiry" that include "positive thinking, the sharing of ideas, and enlightened self-interest."
Black atheist group calls for 'Day Of Solidarity' during Black history month
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