Burma as Capable of Scapegoating Muslims as Anybody
Burma’s Muslims are caught in a cross-fire between Chinese and Western investment.
Burma’s Muslims are caught in a cross-fire between Chinese and Western investment.
Cognitive dissonance aside, Buddhists — including monks — take up arms against Muslims in Burma while the government stands by.
In a TLC show, Muslims amply demonstrate that they’re ordinary, mainstream Americans. Now it’s time for the rest of us to do the same by standing up to the Islamophobes.
Too often, politicians and pundits refer to non-Muslim terrorists as just being “deranged.”
A new study explores how U.S. foreign policy has fanned the flames of anti-Americanism in the Islamic world — and how the only way out is democracy.
For nearly 40 years, a civil war involving Muslim rebels and clan politics has raged in the southern Philippines.
In 10 weeks of protests, Tunisians and Egyptians achieved for themselves what 10 years of bloodshed could not purchase for Pax Americana or its archenemy in Iraq or Afghanistan.
Western media has been trying to take the Islam out of recent Arab uprisings.
Can a TV show change the way Americans look at Muslims?
President Obama’s proposed budget offers no real cuts to the Pentagon, and further spreads the divide between Defense and State Departments spending.
Some New Yorkers are expressing increasing hostility to plans for new mosques.
A non-white Miss America winner? Clearly something suspicious is going on.
Muslims in the United States are relatively well integrated into society. So, why the recent spate of attacks carried out by U.S. Muslims?
Intolerance and bigotry lie at the root of Islamophobia — that and a thousand years of protracted conflict and bloodshed.
For American Muslims, home is not exile. Indeed, Muslims here can serve as the great inter-civilizational fulcrum of our time.