As Anthony Pinn argues in his latest collection, humanism comes in many colors. When more attention is given to issues of race as connected to other forms of oppression, it is easier to see the manner in which humanism has lived and functioned within African American communities. Using the biblical figure Nimrod as symbol, "African American Humanist Principles "demonstrates African American humanists' intellectual and praxis-related grounding in a history of rebellion…
Author: Anthony B. Pinn · Original publisher: Palgrave Macmillan, 2004
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