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== 2023 resignation of American Atheists board members who were dogged by misconduct allegations ==

== 2023 resignation of American Atheists board members who were dogged by misconduct allegations ==

On February 1, 2023 the Religious News Service reported in an article entitled ''[[American Atheists]] board members exit, dogged by misconduct allegations'':

On February 1, 2023 the Religious News Service reported in an article entitled ''American Atheists board members exit, dogged by misconduct allegations'':

{{Cquote|Two board members of American Atheists, one of the nation’s best-known atheist advocacy organizations, resigned in the past month after ethical concerns were raised about their actions at conferences for nonbelievers.

{{Cquote|Two board members of American Atheists, one of the nation’s best-known atheist advocacy organizations, resigned in the past month after ethical concerns were raised about their actions at conferences for nonbelievers.

The messages, which date from 2017 to 2022, appear to show Torrez, who is married, commenting on the appearance of several fans of the show, then apologizing when the fans push back against him, saying they are not interested.<ref>[https://religionnews.com/2023/02/01/american-atheists-board-members-exit-dogged-by-misconduct-allegations/ ''American Atheists board members exit, dogged by misconduct allegations''], Religious News Service 2023</ref>}}

The messages, which date from 2017 to 2022, appear to show Torrez, who is married, commenting on the appearance of several fans of the show, then apologizing when the fans push back against him, saying they are not interested.<ref>[https://religionnews.com/2023/02/01/american-atheists-board-members-exit-dogged-by-misconduct-allegations/ ''American Atheists board members exit, dogged by misconduct allegations''], Religious News Service 2023</ref>}}

== Incident relating to Richard Dawkins/Rebecca Watson ==

== Incident relating to Richard Dawkins/Rebecca Watson ==