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Felix Adler founded the Ethical Culture Movement with the vision to unite humanity over ethical values and moral action. Listen to four of Felix Adler’s 1904 “The Essentials of Spirituality” addresses on LibriVox (credit: Lee Smalley).

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Carter G. Woodson (1875-1950), was a Black journalist and historian.In 1926, Woodson proposed “Negro History Week,” which later evolved into Black History Month. In 1933, he wrote in “The Mis-Education of the Negro” that “the ritualistic churches into which these Negroes have gone do not touch the masses, and they show no promising future for racial development. Such institutions are controlled by those who offer the Negroes only limited opportunity and then sometimes on the condition that they be segregated."#BlackHistoryMonth #BHM #BlackHumanists #BlackNonbelievers #Freethinkers ... See MoreSee Less

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