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[[File:Laurence Krauss.JPG|thumbnail|right|175px|[[Lawrence Krauss]] ]]

[[File:Laurence Krauss.JPG|thumbnail|right|175px|[[Lawrence Krauss]] ]]

On March 2, 2018, Amanda Marcotte wrote in ''[[Salon Media Group|Salon]]'' about [[atheist feminism]]:

On March 2, 2018, Amanda Marcotte wrote in ''[[Salon Media Group|Salon]]'' about [[atheist feminism]] and the Me Too Movement:

{{Cquote|In mid-February, #MeToo came to the community of [[Atheist activist|activist atheists]] and [[science]] promoters, known as [[Philosophical naturalism|skeptics]]... ''Buzzfeed'' published an expose of [[Lawrence Krauss]], a [[Physics|physicist]] who became a minor celebrity due in part to his outspoken [[atheism]], in which multiple women shared tales of his alleged sexual abusiveness. Krauss denies the multiple, separate accounts painstakingly detailed by ''Buzzfeed'''s reporters. However, Krauss is still facing a litany of professional repercussions: cancelled appearances, disavowals (most prominently by the American [[Secular humanism|Humanist]] Association) and investigations into the accusations.

{{Cquote|In mid-February, #MeToo came to the community of [[Atheist activist|activist atheists]] and [[science]] promoters, known as [[Philosophical naturalism|skeptics]]... ''Buzzfeed'' published an expose of [[Lawrence Krauss]], a [[Physics|physicist]] who became a minor celebrity due in part to his outspoken [[atheism]], in which multiple women shared tales of his alleged sexual abusiveness. Krauss denies the multiple, separate accounts painstakingly detailed by ''Buzzfeed'''s reporters. However, Krauss is still facing a litany of professional repercussions: cancelled appearances, disavowals (most prominently by the American [[Secular humanism|Humanist]] Association) and investigations into the accusations.