Who was the most influential female atheist of 2009?

I've seen various end of the year polls floating around concerning atheism, but they seem to miss a huge part of the atheist movement: the ladies! So here's a poll focusing just on the female voices of atheism. Who do you think was the most influential female atheist of 2009? Here's some super short bios, in case you aren't familiar with some of them (this is a great way to learn about new awesome atheist women, too!)

• Ophelia Benson - Author of Does God Hate Women?, editor of skeptical website Butterflies and Wheels
• Greta Christina - Blogger, focusing on atheism, sex, and homosexuality, and politics
• Annie Laurie Gaylor - Co-founder and current co-president of the Freedom From Religion Foundation
• Tracie Harris & Jen Peeples- Rotating co-hosts of the Atheist Experience show
• Sikivu Hutchinson -Blogger, focusing on atheism, religion, and race issues
• Susan Jacoby - Author, reporter, and director of New York's Center for Inquiry
• Lyz Liddell - Campus organizer for the Secular Student Alliance, somehow helps hundreds of non-theist student groups without exploding
• Heather MacDonald - Blogger at Secular Right
  
• Amanda Marcotte - Blogger at Pandagon
• Melissa McEwan - Blogger at Shakesville
• Ashley Paramore - Videoblogger, better known as "healthyaddict"
• "Surly" Amy Davis Roth - Creator of awesome skeptical jewelery, and new Skepchick
• Eugenie Scott - executive director of the National Center for Science Education, outspoken opponent of Intelligent Design and creationism
• Ariane Sherine - Creator of the Atheist Bus Campaign
• Julia Sweeney - Comedian, on Showtime with her act Letting Go of God
• Rebecca Watson - Skepchick and co-host of popular podcast The Skeptic's Guide to the Universe

I could go on and on listing awesome godless women, but I tried to focus on those who were active with their book writing/blogging/podcasting/various activities throughout 2009. That being said, my opinion could be flawed, and your favorite skeptic in 2009 may be missing from my list. That's why I've included an "Other" choice in the poll - feel free to comment with your write-in response!

So, what do you think?



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EDIT: For those of you asking where other awesome female atheists are, I've created a longer reference list.