Thoughts on a Recent Trip to Atlanta (Part 1)

Holy Horrors! Is Christian Slavery Coming to the U.S.?

ISHV CONDEMNS GANG RAPE, SEXISM

On Conceptions of Humanism, Freethought, Atheism, Rationalism, Skepticism, etc.

A Major Humanist Failure

On Heroine/Hero Worship

On Manhood, Womanhood and Gender

What’s Up with Republicans?

The Colossal Fall of Dinesh D’Souza

The Humanist World Loses Yet Another Great One

Paul Kurtz (1925-2012): Simply the Greatest Ever!

The Power of We

In Defense of Good Religions

Black Churches Screw Up Again!

Here We Go Again! Fanatical Muslims Go Berserk

Jeremiah Camara: African American Freethinker

On Paranoid Conspiracy Theories

Which Economic System is Most Humanistic?

On Richard Dawkins

Norman and the Mormon

“Heaven:” where is it? how do we get there?

Generally Accepted Legal Discrimination and the Rights of Ex-Cons

Southern Baptists Make History (and Anger Same-Sex Marriage Advocates)

Bad Modern-Day Humanists Versus Bad Modern-Day Religionists

Obama versus Farrakhan: Round One

In Defense of Fairness

Same Sex Marraige: Obama's Political Gamble

An Unapologetic Defense of Freedom

Religion and Politics-Like Oil and Water

Trayvon Martin, Justice and Hypocrisy

What Would Jesus Do?

Extremism—or How to Take a Good Idea and Totally Screw it up

Controlling Our Sexuality, part 1

Controlling Our Sexuality, part 2

Blacks, Evolution, Racism, and Darwin Day

Blacks, Evolution, Racism, and Darwin Day

Blacks, Evolution, Racism, and Darwin Day

Censorship and the Objectification of Girls and Women

Threats to Secularism and Religious Liberty Worldwide

Tebow-ed to Death

How Our Cultures and Traditions Are Dehumanizing, Ruining and Killing Us

Donald R. Wright and the Call to Black Non-theists

Kwanzaa

Waroxmas

Great Black Men Atheists of Harlem

Great Black Women Atheists of Harlem

Islam And The Rest Of Us

My Gawd! It's A Miracle!

The End is Near--Again

Mormonism & Politics

Hate is Blind

Martin Luther King from a Black Humanist View

Malcolm X from a Black Humanist View

Where are the Black Skeptics?

Norm R. Allen Jr. is the editor of two ground-breaking books,

• AFRICAN-AMERICAN HUMANISM: AN ANTHOLOGY
• THE BLACK HUMANIST EXPERIENCE: AN ALTERNATIVE TO RELIGION.

 He is currently writing a third book, SECULAR, SUCCESSFUL and BLACK: 25 PROFILES.

For 21 years, Allen had been the first and only full-time African American secular humanist to travel the world promoting secular humanism. He has spoken on numerous radio and television shows including National Public Radio and "the and/or strenghthen 72 humanist groups in 30 African nations. His writings have appeared in numerous books and encyclopedias, including VOICES FOR EVOLUTION, published by the National Center for Science Education.