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Author: Sikivu Hutchinson

Sikivu Hutchinson is the author of Moral Combat: Black Atheists, Gender Politics, and the Values Wars (Infidel Books, 2011) and the forthcoming Godless Americana: Race and Religious Rebels (Infidel Books). She is the founder of Black Skeptics Los Angeles. A previous version of this article ap – peared on Freethought Blogs.

Women in Secularism
Jezebel
Free Inquiry Volume 33, No. 1
December 2012 / January 2013
Sikivu Hutchinson

My first memory of attending a political protest was with my father, after a woman named Eulia Love was murdered by two Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) officers in 1979 in South Central Los Angeles. Love was gunned down after allegedly threatening the officers with a butcher knife. The killing elicited a firestorm in the …

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African American Humanism
Slaves Like Us
Free Inquiry Volume 32, No. 5
August / September 2012
Sikivu Hutchinson

The black body has always been an object of deep and abiding obsession in the American imagination. Be it cavorting with “funky” abandon on a dance floor, vaulting off a basketball court in dunk mode, suckling apple-cheeked white babies, trotted out in a police lineup, or greased down, poked, prodded, and displayed on a slave …

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African American Humanism
Faith Predators
Free Inquiry Volume 31, No. 2
February / March 2011
Sikivu Hutchinson

The con man claimed to be a devout man of God: the title “visionary” figured prominently on his business card. Going door-to-door with promises of easy mortgage-refinancing deals and claiming to have a direct line to the Lord, Timothy Barnett wheedled his way into the houses of elderly homeowners in South Los Angeles. Scared, vulnerable, …

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