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Kate Cohen, Washington Post columnist and author of We of Little Faith: Why I Stopped Pretending to Believe (and Maybe You Should Too) talks about the urgent political moment, which demands that we all stand up for our secular democracy—and against the threat of right-wing Christian theocracy—and why being openly nonreligious is a crucial part of taking that stand. Kate will also discuss her own awakening and eventual self-identification as an atheist, and her absolute confidence that the next generation can and will move the country in the right direction.
Becoming a supporter of the Secular Student Alliance! The SSA is a 501(c)(3) educational non-profit that relies on the generous support of individuals. With your help, we help empower nonreligious students across the country and ensure a more secular future. Go to secularstudents.org/donate for more information on how you can help secular students.
Kate Cohen, Washington Post columnist and author of We of Little Faith: Why I Stopped Pretending to Believe (and Maybe You Should Too) talks about the urgent political moment, which demands that we all stand up for our secular democracy—and against the threat of right-wing Christian theocracy—and why being openly nonreligious is a crucial part of taking that stand. Kate will also discuss her own awakening and eventual self-identification as an atheist, and her absolute confidence that the next generation can and will move the country in the right direction.
Becoming a supporter of the Secular Student Alliance! The SSA is a 501(c)(3) educational non-profit that relies on the generous support of individuals. With your help, we help empower nonreligious students across the country and ensure a more secular future. Go to secularstudents.org/donate for more information on how you can help secular students.
