Which Group Just Joined the Secular Coalition for America?

June 14, 2009

As of last week, the members of the Secular Coalition for America — the group in Washington D.C. that lobbies on behalf of the non-religious — included the following nine organizations:

As of this afternoon, there is a new group to add to that list: American Atheists.

The group was voted in as the tenth member organization of the SCA — an excellent addition of one of the most historic and proudly-atheist groups in the country.

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Nick Awesomeson

That is entirely too many groups and the names are far too similar. South Park is right, war will be begun in A.D. 2101 because people can not agree on an atheist name for the leading group.
benjdm

Yay for American Atheists? Are they going to continue with their own Godless Americans PAC?
Epistaxis

Yay for American Atheists?

Yes.

Are they going to continue with their own Godless Americans PAC?

When Ellen Johnson left AA, she took the reins at GAMPAC (now called Enlighten the Vote). I don’t think it’s directly connected to AA anymore, but I don’t know for sure. A PAC is different from a lobbying organization, so it’s not redundant with SCA.
Seattle Humanist Examiner

This is good news. All free thinkers must unite in opposition to the Christian right. There is a dangerous, militant strand of Christian Fundamentalism that must be opposed.
Marc

Given their current internal troubles, it is probably unrealistic to hope that the Center for Inquiry will also – finally – join, right?
Epistaxis

Given their current internal troubles, it is probably unrealistic to hope that the Center for Inquiry will also – finally – join, right?

CFI has its own lobbying arm, the Office of Public Policy, and lobbyist, Toni Van Pelt, so it’s already on the lobbying bandwagon.
Danny

It’s Kurtz who is a splitter, not a joiner. With his ouster from the CFI/CSH, can we expect that esteemed group to finally join the SCA?

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