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For more information please see: [[Women's views of Richard Dawkins]]

For more information please see: [[Women's views of Richard Dawkins]]

== Uphill battle of Rebecca Watkins and female atheists combatting atheist misogny ==

== Aftermath of Elevatorgate ==

Although major press outlets have covered Elevatorgate<ref>

Although major press outlets have covered Elevatorgate<ref>

*[http://www.usatoday.com/news/religion/story/2011-09-15/atheist-sexism-women/50416454/1 Atheists address sexism issues - USA Today]</ref>, most of the commentary surrounding the events of Elevatorgate has been in the atheist blogosphere.  

*[http://www.usatoday.com/news/religion/story/2011-09-15/atheist-sexism-women/50416454/1 Atheists address sexism issues - USA Today]</ref>, most of the commentary surrounding the events of Elevatorgate has been in the atheist blogosphere.  

Concerning post Elevatorgate activities of Rebecca Watson, one atheist blogger wrote about Rebecca and her fellow female bloggers at the website Skepchick:

Concerning post Elevatorgate events one atheist blogger wrote:

 

{{cquote|There was then lots and lots and lots of argybargy, and now it's being said gallons of misogynist men over the net are trying to shout down Rebecca Watson; that is explicitly so presented in this very recent broadcast on Citizen Radio featuring an interview of Watson (the part with Watson starts only a bit after 20 minutes into the recording, so skip the first 20 minutes).<ref>[http://heathen-hub.com/blog.php?bt=5857 ElevatorGate: Rebecca Watson & Richard Dawkins are not the droids you're looking for - Heathen Hub]</ref>}}

 

 

Another atheist blogger wrote about Rebecca and her fellow female bloggers at the website Skepchick:

{{cquote|The fatal decision was to extend the fight to tackle the greatest problem remaining in modern skepticism – socially awkward male [[nerd]]s.

{{cquote|The fatal decision was to extend the fight to tackle the greatest problem remaining in modern skepticism – socially awkward male [[nerd]]s.