LEWES — Mandisa Thomas, founder and director of Black Nonbelievers, Inc., will present during a virtual Humanist Anti-Racism Program next month.

The event will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 15 at 4 p.m.

Ms. Thomas will discuss the obstacles women of color face when moving from traditional religion into humanist, free thinking or atheist communities. The Humanist Anti-Racism Program is co-hosted by the Humanists of Southern Delaware and the Humanist Study Group of the Unitarian Universalists of Southern Delaware. The program is free and open to attendees via Zoom.

Contact Charles Bittner at Humanists@uussd.org for the Zoom link to this program.

Ms. Thomas has received several awards and national recognition for her work. She has appeared on CBS Sunday Morning, CNN.com and JET magazine, and other outlets. She currently serves on the Boards for American Atheists and the American Humanist Association, and previously for the Foundation Beyond Belief and the Secular Coalition for America. Humanists of Southern Delaware is a local chapter of the national organization American Humanist Association.

For more information, contact Christopher Guidone at Hello@HumanistsofSDelaware.org.