Black History

[close] A place for discussion for the book White Fragility with GPA staff members.

[close] The Black Humanists and Non-Believers of Sacramento is an outreach and educational community group for African American atheists, humanists, non-believers, skeptics, agnostics. We hold a monthly book club online.

[close] For the upliftment of Black people who were considered the bottom rung, the least. (No, you don't have to be Black to join :). We read books that uplift and encourage. Though we're filled with passion, there will be no erotica books, but we can read the most passionate romance novels, nonfiction, stories about relationships and love, and much more. Think of it like the R&B of reading: We will discuss classics and books by new Black or African American authors. We will champion and support new and old Black authors. Anyone can join. We need everyone's support and critiques. Even though we will discuss a variety of books, the idea is to be able to discuss real-life experiences, triumphs, and areas where support is needed. The purpose is a bonding of the intellect, and opportunities to propel each of us forward as we support one another's dreams and aspirations. This is a place to build aspirations and begin life, even for those of us on the verge of retirement. Thank you for entering the castle of Princes and Princesses. This is a place to share our triumphs as we set and meet goals. This is the place to share our losses and failures, as we try, and try again. This is...our home, our family, our trust, our love...our Castle.

[close] Recommend books about the African Diaspora and its history. Non-fiction and historic fiction alike. Books should be books that can be a part of your private library or one you create for any member who wishes to preserve, protect and support this important genre of history.