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There ISN'T anything wrong with that

Mariangela Anzalone | Posted April 22, 2008 | Off The Bus


Mariangela Anzalone

As a society we put a lot of emphasis on first words. "When, in the course of human events" is an oft-cited line. "One small step for man; one giant leap for mankind," is another. And for you Charles Schulz fans - "It was a dark and stormy night." Parents...

My Muslim Passover

Evan Kleiman | Posted April 17, 2008 | Living


Evan Kleiman

My boyfriend was a Persian Muslim. We spent a decade together starting in the mid-eighties. Neither of us came from a religiously bservant household so our typical couple problems had less to do with religion and more to do with conflicts you would expect when an open-minded, American, risk-taking former...

Nice Jewish Girl Attends Jum'a Before Shabbat

Leora Tanenbaum | Posted April 14, 2008 | Living


Leora Tanenbaum

In an effort to improve Muslim-Jewish relations in New York City, the city's most prominent mosque and the flagship seminary of the Jewish Conservative movement have reached out to one another. Last month, Imam Shamsi Ali of the Islamic Cultural Center, located on Manhattan's Upper East Side, gave a sermon...

Let Them Wear Scarves

Amitai Etzioni | Posted April 10, 2008 | Politics


Amitai Etzioni

Can you explain to me why thoughtful people, including several renowned public intellectuals, oppose the right of women to choose to wear headscarves -- on campuses out of all places? The same people, commentators, editors, and other talking heads who strongly hold that a woman has a right to do...

World's Nicest Man

Russ Wellen | Posted April 4, 2008 | Politics


Russ Wellen

How do we welcome him into the US? Why, detain him and confiscate his passport, of course. What else do you do with a Muslim, even if he is a Nobel Peace Prize candidate?

The Guinness Book of World Records has no category for World's Nicest Man. Imagine trying to...

25% of Anti-Obama Dems Think He's a Muslim

Art Levine | Posted March 27, 2008 | Politics


Art Levine

All the smear tactics aimed at Barack Obama appear to be working with key segments of the voters who support Hillary -- no matter how false the charges. The Pew Foundation reports today, while noting that Obama is weathering the Rev. Wright storm:

White Democrats who hold...

Destroying Islam and How Not To

Ali Eteraz | Posted March 26, 2008 | Politics


Ali Eteraz

A story involving a Canadian Muslim reporter in Indonesia, who was told by the religious police to "show some respect!" and cover her hair, has prompted me to have a few thoughts about Islam and American responsibility.

After a recent trip to Indonesia, Natasha Fatah, who works for the CBC,...

The Real Divide We Should Be Focused On...

Tim Roemer | Posted March 25, 2008 | Politics


Tim Roemer

Red states or blue states, superdelegates or pledged delegates, surrogates or campaign staff, these are the divides that are currently consuming the discussion in America. However, the events of the past two weeks should remind us of another divide with real implications for America's future security that we should be...

The Shocking Secret That Will Cost Barack Obama the Election (vers. 37-41)

August J. Pollak | Posted March 17, 2008 | Politics


August J. Pollak

Oh no, not the super-Muslims again.

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To see more of August J. Pollak's cartoon "Some Guy With a Website," check out the archive.

Obama and Clinton Forces: Why Can't We All Just Get Along?

Michael Russnow | Posted March 16, 2008 | Politics


Michael Russnow

With all that's going on in the Democratic race, I'm sure the Republican Dirty Tricks Forces are rubbing their hands in glee. So, my question, as I expound a bit on this and that regarding the presidential contest, is to repeat the oft-posted Rodney King admonition, "Why can't we all...

So What If Obama Were a Muslim?

Eve Tahmincioglu | Posted March 4, 2008 | Politics


Eve Tahmincioglu

Many years ago my father told me a poignant story about when he first came to America from Istanbul, Turkey.

Having grown up a Christian, Greek man in Istanbul he had experienced his share of prejudice. But it was all about religion.

In the...

Hillary Crossed the Line

Tom D'Antoni | Posted March 3, 2008 | Politics


Tom D'Antoni

It may be true that an untidy cat box could beat sad sack John McCain this year.

But.

Senator Clinton, please shut up.

Every charge you angrily hurl at Barack Obama gives the Republicans a talking point.

On yesterday's 60 Minutes, you crossed an unforgivable line:

"You don't believe...

Defending the Facts on Obama's Faith

Jim Wallis | Posted February 29, 2008 | Politics


Jim Wallis

I don't endorse political candidates, but I will defend them when it becomes necessary. On this, I agree with my friend, Richard Land, the conservative Southern Baptist leader who is often identified with the Religious Right. Richard and I agree that faith has a place in politics and, when...

The McDevil Made Me Do It: Drive-thru Fast Food Religio-political Fare

Linda Hansen | Posted February 28, 2008 | Off The Bus


Linda Hansen


We have been to the mountaintop and we have seen the other side... It's not the fertile green valley we were promised; there are no clear pools or shady glades. There's no abundance of sweet fruit. It's smoke and ash and charred earth. It's a dark road...

Question to Obama and Clinton: Would Anything Be Unacceptable in Having a Muslim President

Steve Clemons | Posted February 25, 2008 | Politics


Steve Clemons

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I more than anyone else I've read have spoken out strongly against the Obama campaign's promulgation of "identity and mystique politics" -- that he by his unique upbringing and exposure to different cultures and the like would bring a radically different...

No Clash of Civilizations at U.S. Islamic World Forum

Amb. Marc Ginsberg | Posted February 17, 2008 | Politics


Amb. Marc Ginsberg

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I am attending the U.S. - Islamic World Forum sponsored by the Brookings Institution's Saban Center and the Govt. of Qatar. If the sentiments expressed at this year's conference are any guide, Americans can perhaps be reassured that the once feared "clash of civilizations" between the...

Dateline Qatar -- Join Me at the U.S. Islamic World Forum

Amb. Marc Ginsberg | Posted February 16, 2008 | Politics


Amb. Marc Ginsberg

I am in Qatar's capital of Doha attending the fifth U.S.-Islamic World Forum, which is sponsored by the Qatari Government and the Saban Center of the Brookings Institution in DC. This gathering of political, academic, civil society and business leaders from across the Muslim world and the United States represents...

"Islam Will Dominate:" A Dialog for the Information Age

Shelly Palmer | Posted January 25, 2008 | Media


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Shelly Palmer

This article is about the flow of dangerous information in the information age -- how will we determine what is dangerous and what might we do with it? I don't believe that all people of faith are dangerous. I don't think that all Muslims everywhere are plotting to kill me....

The Media and Positive Role Models: the First Annual UN Alliance of Civilizations Conference

Vivian Norris de Montaigu | Posted January 17, 2008 | Media


Vivian Norris de Montaigu

Just back from two days in Madrid at the first annual Alliance of Civilizations conference, I must say I was happily surprised by the fact that this was more than just a group of diplomats, heads of state and NGOs saying the same thing over and over. The typical long,...

Iranian Women's Rights: Interview with Soheila Vahdati

Elham Gheytanchi | Posted January 8, 2008 | Politics


Elham Gheytanchi

I have known Soheila for the past few years through her writings and activism on Iranian women's rights. Her hard work, consistency and discipline combined with her passion and creativity as an activist and a writer continue to impress me. I finally asked her if I could conduct an interview...

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