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| | A Voice For Science & Religion, by Ann Druyan, Freethought Today Jan/Feb 1998 |
 | | This was the acceptance speech delivered on Dec. 6, 1997, at the twentieth annual convention of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, which met in Tampa, Florida. |
 | | In "Contact," which was perhaps not as hard-hitting as one might wish, still we were able to get our message out, and a lot of people were pleasantly surprised that there were many other people who felt that way. |
 | | Since 1988, she has served as Secretary of the Federation of American Scientists, known as the "conscience of American science." She is also a director of the Children's Health Fund, providing mobile pediatric care to disadvantaged children in several cities, and is a director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws. |
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