These are some of the most talked about religious issues of 2016. 2016 was a year of great importance to religious people as a
President Obama is doing his part before Trump takes office to ensure Muslims will be safe in America. Via The New York Times: The
Exploring Islamophobia in the U.S. Military. As per recent reports, there are an estimated 5,900 U.S. service members in the military today who self-identify
The Department of Justice files discrimination cases against U.S. towns for denying mosques. The city of Sterling Heights, Michigan is facing a legal suit
Sikh Captain America is doubling up on his efforts to combat bigotry after Trump's election. Vishavjit Singh, dubbed ‘Sikh Captain America,’ has been fighting
Will President Trump force Muslims out of the U.S.? Muslims across world were dismayed and shocked at the results of the American elections. Many
Rev. Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows was elected last Friday as the Diocese of Indianapolis. The Episcopal Church just elected its first female bishop of African-American descent.
Muslims say the hatred they face in 2016 is worse than immediately following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Although commonly believed that Islamophobia rose during
"It was post 9/11, and I was now labelled a Muslim." Riz Ahmed recounts being a victim of a 'typecast' attack by airport security.
9/11 was an act of hitherto unimaginable violence. But as we remember Ground Zero New York, let us also recall the heroism and the