Speakers Bureau

The AAH Speakers Bureau includes authors, organizers, activists, professors, writers, and others with expertise in areas such as African American humanism, diversity, organizing, freethought history, and more. The list of speakers is drawn from the main Center for Inquiry Speakers Bureau and includes AAH staff, AAH Advisory Committee members, and associates who offer their services to advance our shared values. Full profiles are maintained at the CFI Speakers Bureau site.

	Alix Jules Secular activist commonly involved in issues and topics regarding the role of diversity in the atheist community as well as atheism in diverse communities.
	Anthony B. Pinn Agnes Cullen Arnold Professor of Humanities and Professor of Religious Studies at Rice University.
	Ayanna Watson Founder of Black Atheists of America, Inc. (BAAm).
	Debbie Goddard Director of African Americans for Humanism and campus outreach coordinator at the Center for Inquiry
	Jamila Bey Writer devoted to spreading the gospel of Logic, Reason, and Science to all those who may hear.
	Kimberly Veal Executive Director of Black Nonbelievers of Chicago, Inc., and Information Technology professional.
	Leighann Lord Informed and funny comedian who has appeared on Lifetime, HBO, ABC, Comedy Central, and the Fox News online show, The Strategy Room.
	Mandisa Thomas A founder and current President of Black Nonbelievers, Inc.
	Mark D. Hatcher PhD candidate of Neurophysiology at Howard University, AAH Advisory Committee member, and CFO of Black Atheists of America.
	Michael Lackey English professor and author covering the subjects of religion, atheism, politics, and postmodernism.
	Sikivu Hutchinson Writer and intergroup specialist for the Los Angeles County Human Relations Commission.

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