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{{Cquote|To be fair, several prominent [[atheist organizations]] and activists severed ties with Krauss shortly after the article’s publication. The American Humanist Association released a statement on March 9 saying they would no longer invite him to speak at any upcoming conferences, and they are considering rescinding his 2015 Humanist of the Year Award. The Center for Inquiry likewise announced that they were suspending their association with Krauss “pending further information,” as did [[evolution]]ary biologist [[Jerry Coyne]] after doing his own investigation.

{{Cquote|To be fair, several prominent [[atheist organizations]] and activists severed ties with Krauss shortly after the article’s publication. The American Humanist Association released a statement on March 9 saying they would no longer invite him to speak at any upcoming conferences, and they are considering rescinding his 2015 Humanist of the Year Award. The Center for Inquiry likewise announced that they were suspending their association with Krauss “pending further information,” as did [[evolution]]ary biologist [[Jerry Coyne]] after doing his own investigation.

However, author [[Sam Harris]], whose 2004 book ''The End of Faith'' first launched the so-called [[New Atheism|New Atheist]] movement, voiced his doubts about the accusations against Krauss on his “Waking Up” podcast, saying “there were many things obvious about [the BuzzFeed article] that suggested that we shouldn’t rush to accept all of these allegations,” and that he hoped Krauss “finds some way to redeem himself.”...

However, author [[Sam Harris]], whose 2004 book ''The End of Faith'' first launched the so-called New Atheist movement, voiced his doubts about the accusations against Krauss on his “Waking Up” podcast, saying “there were many things obvious about [the BuzzFeed article] that suggested that we shouldn’t rush to accept all of these allegations,” and that he hoped Krauss “finds some way to redeem himself.”...

And Krauss isn’t the only prominent skeptic with allegations against him. News broke last week that [[David Silverman]] had been “abruptly fired” from his role as the president of [[American Atheists]] due to both financial and sexual misconduct allegations. On top of this, much has been written about the multiple accusations of sexual misconduct against ''Skeptic Magazine'' editor-in-chief [[Michael Shermer]] and historian [[Richard Carrier]] — yet they are still invited to speak at atheist and skeptic conferences.

And Krauss isn’t the only prominent skeptic with allegations against him. News broke last week that [[David Silverman]] had been “abruptly fired” from his role as the president of [[American Atheists]] due to both financial and sexual misconduct allegations. On top of this, much has been written about the multiple accusations of sexual misconduct against ''Skeptic Magazine'' editor-in-chief [[Michael Shermer]] and historian [[Richard Carrier]] — yet they are still invited to speak at atheist and skeptic conferences.