It is by now commonplace that ostensibly “neutral” language—such as the notorious preamble “I am not a racist, but .…
“I am not a racist, but . . .”: The perversity of the recent ECJ ruling on the “headscarf issue”
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Preaching after the Trayvon Martin verdict
How can religion aid or complicate the ways in which people make sense of the trial of George Zimmerman and…
Politics of religious freedom in South Africa
Unlike Europe and North America, the discussions in South Africa relating to religious freedom do not center on the extent…
New York Transit settles over headwear discrimination
Several news outlets have covered recent news of a settlement between the New York City Transit Authority and the United…
Sikh Coalition’s airport profiling app
The Sikh Coalition, a civil-rights advocacy group with offices in New York, California, and Washington, D.C., released an app called…