When you read the latest survey data about a rising group of non-religious individuals, often called “nones”, you hardly learn that these are former adherents deconverting. More importantly, we rarely hear from Black people who have particular social, personal, and political reasons for disaffiliating from their religious traditions. In this talk, Dr. Anderson-Horne examines the transformation of Black religious practices within the digital religious deconstruction movement. She discusses how Black content creators and podcasts hosted by or featuring Black guests illustrate the relationship between race, religion, and technology. Black religious deconstruction is not digital by accident, but a demonstration of the ways decolonial and progressive activism must also challenge (religious) technoculture.