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What it’s Like to be Muslim in the U.S. Military


clock icon 19 Dec 2016
author icon C Barnett


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 as Muslims, making up 0.27 percent of both...

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Speeches by Pope Francis Will Have to Be Translated into English During U.S. Trip

Speeches by Pope Francis Will Have to Be Translated into English During U.S. Trip


clock icon 17 Sep 2015
author icon Nathan Glover


Argentine Pope will deliver the majority of his speeches in Spanish because he is most comfortable speaking his native language. Pope Francis is ready to give the majority of his speeches, while sticking...

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By No Means Can Women Touch Us – 9/11 Detainees at Guantanamo Bay

By No Means Can Women Touch Us – 9/11 Detainees at Guantanamo Bay


clock icon 08 May 2015
author icon Hayli Harding


After a trial with judge Col. James Pohl, women soldiers were restrained from shackling and escorting 9/11 detainees, sparking controversy and outrage. Five Muslim men are being tried for taking part...

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