The Skeptic community was rocked when Karen Stollznow accused Ben Radford of sexual harassment. Now she’s retracted her claims, and the silence is deafening.1`
Karen Stollznow, skeptic writer and now notorious harassment accuser of Ben Radford, another prominent skeptic, is currently engaged in a campaign against him in which she makes a number of demonstrably false claims. Robert O’Hara brings you the details.
On Wednesday of last week, Ben Radford, a well-respected and well-published member of what is broadly known as “the skeptic community,” published a website dedicated to answering accusations of gross sexual harassment made by Karen Stollznow, another prominent member of that community. Bob O’Hara has a report.
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