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On March 4, 2020, Silverman mocked Vitsum's allegation and referred to the whole affair of Vitsum's allegation of him caressing her sacrum without her permission as "#sacrumgate" on Twitter (see: [https://www.conservapedia.com/File:David_Silverman%27s_Twitter_post_on_3-4-2020.png David Silverman's Twitter post on 3-4-2020]).<ref>[https://twitter.com/MrAtheistPants/status/1235307430378168324 Because I have to. #sacrumgate, David Silverman on Twitter, Mar 4, 2020 - Twitter]</ref> (Click on screen capture graphic above)]]
On March 4, 2020, Silverman mocked Vitsum's allegation and referred to the whole affair of Vitsum's allegation of him caressing her sacrum without her permission as "#sacrumgate" on Twitter (see: [https://www.conservapedia.com/File:David_Silverman%27s_Twitter_post_on_3-4-2020.png David Silverman's Twitter post on 3-4-2020]).<ref>[https://twitter.com/MrAtheistPants/status/1235307430378168324 Because I have to. #sacrumgate, David Silverman on Twitter, Mar 4, 2020 - Twitter]</ref> (Click on screen capture graphic above)]]
'''Rebecca Vitsmun''' is an [[atheist activist]] and founder of the [[Atheist organizations|atheist organization]] Secular Relief. According to Vitsum, the mission of Secular Relief is "to guide disaster support through evidence-based practices".<ref>[https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccavitsmun Rebecca Vitsum - LinkedIn]</ref>
'''Rebecca Vitsmun''' is an [[atheist activist]] and founder of the [[Atheist organizations|atheist organization]] [[Secular Relief]]. According to Vitsum, the mission of Secular Relief is "to guide disaster support through evidence-based practices".<ref>[https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccavitsmun Rebecca Vitsum - LinkedIn]</ref>
Vitsmun became a public figure after a tornado incident in which she told [[CNN]] reporter Wolf Blitzer that she was an [[Atheism|atheist]] when he asked her if she thanked God for her survival.<ref>[https://www.huffpost.com/entry/rebecca-vitsmun-atheist-oklahoma-tornado_n_3329863 Rebecca Vitsmun, Atheist Oklahoma Tornado Survivor, Sees Thousands In Indiegogo Campaign Donations]</ref>
Vitsmun became a public figure after a tornado incident in which she told [[CNN]] reporter Wolf Blitzer that she was an [[Atheism|atheist]] when he asked her if she thanked God for her survival.<ref>[https://www.huffpost.com/entry/rebecca-vitsmun-atheist-oklahoma-tornado_n_3329863 Rebecca Vitsmun, Atheist Oklahoma Tornado Survivor, Sees Thousands In Indiegogo Campaign Donations]</ref>