that helps nonreligious candidates run for office. Then he took on the role at Atheists United, which he has served in for nearly three years.Clark believes religion has an outsized influence. He points to corporate and school holidays aligned with Christian traditions, as well as the recent decisions made by courts that he says have supported the religious over others in society.
“I love that we’re finally having larger conversations about male privilege and white privilege in society,” Clark says. “Well, we need to continue that conversation and also talk about religious privilege in society and in America. That is Christian privilege. And what that means is the unearned access to power in our society.
Coronavirus cases are showing new signs of slowing across many parts of the state. However, areas of rural Northern California and the Central Valley continue to struggle with much higher rates of hospitalizations. The Sacramento area recently reported hospitalizations nearly as bad as during the winter surge; in California’s rural north, COVID-19 hospitalizations are almost twice as severe as they were during the peak of the winter wave.
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it's like wokeism is a religion imposed upon everyone here. Worse than Christianity by far.
It is quite a simple solution - if you don't want to believe in God - DONT!!!
What is sorely needed is freedom FROM religion. Somebody's invisible friend whispering his own desires in their ear is a delusion not a basis for law.
What are these people so afraid of? Religion has been a part of EVERY SINGLE CULTURE IN THE WORLD! There have been and still are many variations for centuries. Maybe they should direct their fears at religions like what the Taliban follows. There ARE bad ones; but mostly good.
Religion is the worst thing mankind ever invented....
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