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'''Secular Woman''', Inc. is a non-profit [[Atheist organizations|secular organization]] incorporated in the state of Georgia in June of 2012. According to its website, the "mission of Secular Woman is to amplify the voice, presence, and influence of non-religious women."<ref>[http://www.secularwoman.org/about/ Secular Woman - about page]</ref>
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'''Secular Woman''', Inc. is a non-profit [[Atheist organizations|secular organization]] incorporated in the state of Georgia in June of 2012. According to its website, the "mission of Secular Woman is to amplify the voice, presence, and influence of non-religious women."<ref>[http://www.secularwoman.org/about/ Secular Woman - about page]</ref> [[Monette Richards]] is its president.
  
 
== Secular Woman attempting to get the United Nations to revoke Atheist Alliance International's special consultative status ==
 
== Secular Woman attempting to get the United Nations to revoke Atheist Alliance International's special consultative status ==
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''See also:'' [[Firing of David Silverman from the American Atheists organization]]
  
 
[[Atheist Alliance International]] (AAI) is a global federation of [[Atheism|atheist]] organizations and individuals.
 
[[Atheist Alliance International]] (AAI) is a global federation of [[Atheism|atheist]] organizations and individuals.
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In 2018, Silverman was fired from the [[American Atheists]] organization after allegations of financial conflicts and sexual assault.<ref>[https://www.buzzfeed.com/peteraldhous/david-silverman-atheist-fired-sexual-misconduct?utm_term=.yt64RqDPA#.ordaNrO4R This Firebrand Atheist Was Just Fired After Allegations Of Financial Conflicts And Sexual Assault]</ref>
 
In 2018, Silverman was fired from the [[American Atheists]] organization after allegations of financial conflicts and sexual assault.<ref>[https://www.buzzfeed.com/peteraldhous/david-silverman-atheist-fired-sexual-misconduct?utm_term=.yt64RqDPA#.ordaNrO4R This Firebrand Atheist Was Just Fired After Allegations Of Financial Conflicts And Sexual Assault]</ref>
  
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David Silverman indicates that Secular Woman and its president Monette Richards is trying to get the [[United Nations]] to revoke AAI's special consultative status with the UN in order to punish AAI for hiring Silverman.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjrvE1q7uD8 David Silverman (Former President of American Atheist) talks to us about allegations against him.], Silverman starts mentioning this matter at the 51:29 point of the video</ref>
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David Silverman indicated that Secular Woman and its president [[Monette Richards]] was trying to get the [[United Nations]] to revoke AAI's special consultative status with the UN in order to punish AAI for hiring Silverman.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjrvE1q7uD8 David Silverman (Former President of American Atheist) talks to us about allegations against him.], Silverman starts mentioning this matter at the 51:29 point of the video</ref>
  
 
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Latest revision as of 19:53, December 22, 2019

Secular Woman, Inc. is a non-profit secular organization incorporated in the state of Georgia in June of 2012. According to its website, the "mission of Secular Woman is to amplify the voice, presence, and influence of non-religious women."[1] Monette Richards is its president.

Secular Woman attempting to get the United Nations to revoke Atheist Alliance International's special consultative status

See also: Firing of David Silverman from the American Atheists organization

Atheist Alliance International (AAI) is a global federation of atheist organizations and individuals.

In October 2019, David Silverman was hired to be the Executive Director of Atheist Alliance International.[2]

In 2018, Silverman was fired from the American Atheists organization after allegations of financial conflicts and sexual assault.[3]

David Silverman indicated that Secular Woman and its president Monette Richards was trying to get the United Nations to revoke AAI's special consultative status with the UN in order to punish AAI for hiring Silverman.[4]

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