Songs for the Holy City
A concert for Jerusalem on June 20 will bring together Muslim, Jewish and Christian voices in New York City. Imam Abdullah Antepli, who was the first Muslim chaplain at Duke University will be [...]
Let’s say it’s religion; maybe nobody will notice
Published late last year, a research article entitled Denial of Service to Same-Sex and Interracial Couples: Evidence from a National Survey Experiment, is getting renewed interest thanks to the [...]
The case of the unmade cake
Last week, we promised a follow-up with author, activist and attorney Rabbi Jay Michaelson once the Masterpiece Cake Shop decision was handed down by the Supreme Court. Jay is a member of the [...]
June 9, 2018 – A multi-layered ruling
The Supreme Court gave everyone a chance to claim victory with its decision this past week in favor of the baker who refused to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple. The baker claimed free speech [...]
It’s Time for Faith in Action
Hyper-partisanship and political gridlock characterize much of our national politics, but at the state and local level, it can still be a different story. Working to change the narrative is the [...]
Don’t Know Much About…
The Justice not Jails initiative from the Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity recently released the results of an online survey that points to a shocking amount of misinformation about our [...]
No Cake for You
With only four weeks left in this year’s Supreme Court session, some of the most high-profile and consequential cases have yet to be decided, including a ruling that will determine whether [...]
June 2, 2018 – Pride?
Happy Pride Month! As people across the country celebrate Pride and the fourth anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court decision making marriage equality law of the land, we’re waiting for [...]
