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[[Rebecca Watson]], the founder of [[Skepchick]], tried a slightly different approach. In 2011, she [[Elevatorgate|put out a video detailing how a man followed her into an elevator]] at 4 a.m. at a conference and hit on her, which she said made "me incredibly uncomfortable"....

[[Rebecca Watson]], the founder of [[Skepchick]], tried a slightly different approach. In 2011, she [[Elevatorgate|put out a video detailing how a man followed her into an elevator]] at 4 a.m. at a conference and hit on her, which she said made "me incredibly uncomfortable"....

"There was a big rise of people who decided that wasn’t good and that [[feminism]] was bad and that they had to harass women," explained Monette Richards, the president of Secular Woman, which was created in large part as a response to the hostility that feminists were experiencing.

"There was a big rise of people who decided that wasn’t good and that [[feminism]] was bad and that they had to harass women," explained [[Monette Richards]], the president of Secular Woman, which was created in large part as a response to the hostility that feminists were experiencing.

Richards called it the "[[Atheist factions|Great Rift]]," a divide that erupted between women who "were saying, no, we are not debating feminism," and those who were either outright [[Anti-feminism|anti-feminist]] or those afraid "to embrace the feminists or feminism, because they felt that they would be shunning a lot of the people who were anti-feminist."...

Richards called it the "[[Atheist factions|Great Rift]]," a divide that erupted between women who "were saying, no, we are not debating feminism," and those who were either outright [[Anti-feminism|anti-feminist]] or those afraid "to embrace the feminists or feminism, because they felt that they would be shunning a lot of the people who were anti-feminist."...