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Problems with The Problem with Islam: Approaching Religious Violence, Part II

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Part two of a three-part series on religious violence by Suzanne Schneider. This month: Nothing is inherent. Continue Reading →

America Has a Muslim Problem

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Mary Slossen, a fellow at the USC Annenberg School for Communication Journalism blogs at their site, The Scoop, that recently proposed government hearings on the radicalization of American Muslim communities will only hinder the established cooperation these communities have with law enforcement groups, both local and federal.  In addition to needlessly singling out Muslim Americans, the hearings could pose a threat to the safety of those identified as Muslim American. Continue Reading →