[ SECRET POST #3065 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3065 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[The Witcher 3]


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03.
[Shakin Stevens]


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04.
[The Godfather II]


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05.
[A Redtail's Dream]


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06.
[David Lynch & David Cronenberg]


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07.
[Laurell K. Hamilton]


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08.
[Big Bang Theory]


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09.
(Richard Dawkins)


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Notes:

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Comments

[sabotabby]

Oh, I get it. I've even experienced it personally and still experience it pretty regularly in a developed, supposedly secular country. It's just not, say, equivalent to being racialized, or female, or trans, or really any oppressed group, and there's a strong correlation between the loudest atheists and the most otherwise privileged people.

As a lady atheist, I very much feel marginalized within any sort of atheist movement, and in terms of my own personal safety—given that I can't even critique Richard Dawkins in a fannish forum without a stranger resorting to rape threats against me—would never feel safe walking into any organized atheist space. (Unless, of course, atheism was not the primary axis of identity; a gathering of communists or anarchists can be pretty much assumed to be atheists, but that is very much secondary and they would likely also have a race/class/gender/sexuality critique that much more resembles my own.)