As a gay man I cannot help but draw parallels between the liberation of the gay community from social pariah to generally tolerated and even embraced status in mainstream society and the as yet "closeted" status of the anti-theist community. The pivotal moment for the gay community was the Stonewall riots in New York City in the summer of 1969 following incessant police raids on a gay club known as the Stonewall Inn over a period of several days. Though many brave souls did live their lives openly as gay people prior to the riots they tended to live in "gay ghettos" in a few large cities and shunned the mainstream society that shunned them. I see the present situation of the anti-the community in similar ways. We are open in our declarations with others in our community but are passive observers in the broader spectrum of society. Ideally, our passivity would lead to change. But that is not how the world works. When will we take to the streets? When will we vandalize nativity scenes on public property, take chisels to "In god we trust" in court rooms or drown out the inaugural oath of a politician with his hand on the bible? When will we have our Stonewall?