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On March 18, 2008 Margaret will be giving her speech titled "Rearing children free from religious intrusions" to the Secular Humanists of the Lowcountry in Charleston, South Carolina. Time and location are to be announced. For more information, visit the Secular Humanists of the Lowcountry at: http://lowcountry.humanists.net | ||
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Start: 2008-03-21 18:00
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Margaret will be attending the American Atheists 2008 Convention in beautiful Minneapolis, Minnesota for a weekend of workshops, panels, and talks that will be given by noted speakers. Speakers who will be attending the meeting have yet to be announced. Further updates will be posted on the American Atheists website at: | ||
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Start: 2008-03-21 18:00
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Margaret will be attending the American Atheists 2008 Convention in beautiful Minneapolis, Minnesota for a weekend of workshops, panels, and talks that will be given by noted speakers. Speakers who will be attending the meeting have yet to be announced. Further updates will be posted on the American Atheists website at: | ||
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Margaret will be attending the American Atheists 2008 Convention in beautiful Minneapolis, Minnesota for a weekend of workshops, panels, and talks that will be given by noted speakers. Speakers who will be attending the meeting have yet to be announced. Further updates will be posted on the American Atheists website at: | ||
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Information on the RRS Network Server fundraiser.
"Through Margaret's work harmful taboos that venerate religious belief as a topic beyond critique are crashing down and leaving in their wake a freedom of inquiry that will help people to grow as individuals and push society toward progress."
