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June 9 – Ellery Schempp speaks in Harrisburg

I will be travelling to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania this Sunday for fellowship with secularists including Dr. Ellery Schempp. I hope to see you at the Midtown Scholar where Dr. Schempp will be speaking and The Brewhouse Mountain Inn for the reception following Dr. Schempp’s presentation. From the event’s Facebook page: This event is sponsored by PA […]

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“Nothing Fails Like Prayer” banner news recap

Today — after its scheduled one week of display — a Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) banner reading “Nothing Fails Like Prayer” was removed from Public Square in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. The banner was placed as a response to a National Day of Prayer banner overlooking Public Square and a corresponding prayer event in the same […]

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Appearance on A-News: Episode 47

I was invited to appear on episode 47 of the A-News Podcast produced by ApartmentJ Entertainment to discuss my experience at Women in Secularism 2 and surrounding controversy, the “Nothing Fails Like Prayer” banner I — with the help of the Freedom From Religion Foundation — had erected on Public Square in Wilkes-Barre, my upcoming […]

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Interview on “Corbett” concerning FFRF Nothing Fails Like Prayer banner

I appeared on the May 24, 2013 episode of “Corbett” — a talkradio program on WILK Newsradio hosted by Steve Corbett — to discuss the “Nothing Fails Like Prayer” banner I, with the help of the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) had placed atop Public Square in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Within my nearly 13 minute interview, […]

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Do atheist conferences reflect society-at-large?

In recent months, I have been engaged in ongoing discussions pertaining to atheist conferences – questioning bold claims including ‘anti-harassment policies are necessary for women to feel safe at atheist conferences,’ ‘rampant misogyny exists in the atheist community,’ and ‘atheist conferences are unsafe and hostile places for women.’ I have failed to see adequate evidence […]