The Center For Inquiry
Grothe first became involved in the Center for Inquiry, a rationalist think-tank in Buffalo, New York, through one of its affiliated organizations, the Council for Secular Humanism, while he was studying as a graduate student at Washington University. He was involved in a student freethought group there called WULF, the Washington University League of Freethinkers.
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