Breaking Through
Elsa Roberts' path to feminism and subsequent atheism started when she was about 11 and realized how much the Southern Baptist church she was raised in hated women. It was reinforced when her father informed her that she could never have a job supervising a man, since women were supposed to be subservient. She knew something couldn’t be right, and the seeds of deconversion were sown.
Monette Richards experienced her first taste of sexism when she had to fight her way into the boys' baseball league at age 11. Later, having to demand entrance to the higher math classes into which boys were readily welcomed was another lesson of how society defined gender roles.
Brandon Chadock is a former massage therapist turned healthcare executive who is cheerfully and determinedly defending LGBT and women's rights from the Mountain State. His secular advocacy includes serving as the National Atheist Party's Executive Secretary as well as state co-chair for West Virginia. With a strong passion for member-driven ethics and organizational transparency, Mr. Chadock looks forward to supporting Secular Woman's path-clearing mission.
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