Charmed by Rebecca Watson

Discover key insights from Rebecca Watson's talk on etiquette for atheists and skeptics at the Atheist convention in Copenhagen.

Written bySheril Kirshenbaum

2010-09-06T21:14:20 | 1 min read

I recently watched skepchick Rebecca Watson's talk Don't Be A Dick: Etiquette for Atheists and Skeptics from the Atheist convention in Copenhagen this year. She's poised, eloquent, and funny. I encourage readers to watch her entire presentation. Here's part 5 featuring the final Q & A:

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