“Operation Paradox” – Countering White Supremacists in a Constructive Way.
A variation of Operation Paradox exists in Wunsiedel, Germany which attracts Nazi’s each year for a march through the town. […]
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Charlottesville, VA (How to Mitigate Conflict)
By Sam Madden What is the best response when a group you view as your enemy or an enemy of
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What do we do with a white nationalist?
This story is more than just about a white nationalist. It’s about every human being that is not like us.
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The First Amendment and The Golden Rule
The First Amendment and the Golden Rule go hand in hand. So why have a lot of evangelical Christians missed
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Holocaust and the Muslim guy
Published by Huffington Post http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mike-ghouse/holocaust-and-the-muslim-_b_4629509.html Frequently, I am introduced in the following manner, “He is the first Muslim guy to
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A Good Muslim cannot be a Good American.
Apparently a Doctor wrote a letter, listing 10 reasons why a Muslim cannot be a good American. Yes, it is
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Lailat al Meraj or Shab-e-Meraj – A Muslim Prayer night
Note: Compiled from different sources Lailat al Miraj is also called Shab-e-Meraj. Lailat is Arabic and Shab is Persian, Urdu
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CFP delivers the letter to President Trump
CFP delivers the letter to President Trump Thursday, February 23, 2017, National Harbor, Washington, DC — Two days ago, the
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Who speaks for Islam and who speaks for Judaism
JIDS – Jewish Islamic Dialogue Society Event: Who Speaks for Islam/Who Speaks for Judaism Date: Sunday, January 15, 2017 Time:
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Topeka family will celebrate Christmas and Hanukkah this year
Sean and Hayley Magee, with children Norah, 4, and Alex, 6 months, are an interfaith family who will be celebrating