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Although American atheists may experience some social ostracism for telling other about atheism, hate crimes against atheists are extremely low in number (see; [[Atheism and social outcasts]] and [[Persecution of atheists]]).
Although American atheists may experience some social ostracism for telling other about atheism, hate crimes against atheists are extremely low in number (see; [[Atheism and social outcasts]] and [[Persecution of atheists]]).
=== American atheism and closet atheism ===
Dr. Ken Eisold wrote at ''Psychology Today'' about [[American atheism]]: "The FT reporter commented: 'As I found out when I travelled across the US last year, [[Atheism and loneliness|atheists live in isolation]] [[Closet atheist|and secrecy]] all over the country.'"<ref>[https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/hidden-motives/201205/the-fear-atheism The Fear of Atheism: One Nation Under God] by Dr. Ken Eisold, ''Psychology Today''</ref>
=== Western atheists lack of overseas evangelism in religious countries ===
=== Western atheists lack of overseas evangelism in religious countries ===