Faith and Hope
The country’s largest group of Muslims live in Texas, yet many of them don’t feel welcome here. A few young and progressive leaders—like Irving imam Omar Suleiman—are working to change that.
The country’s largest group of Muslims live in Texas, yet many of them don’t feel welcome here. A few young and progressive leaders—like Irving imam Omar Suleiman—are working to change that.
The festival apologized, but the issue isn’t just racial insensitivity.
Austin’s reputation as Texas’s most progressive city takes another hit.
What Ahmed Mohamed's case tells us about the American dream.
The deep fryer defender’s social media profile has since deleted the threatening image.
An unnamed teacher at Foster High School, in Richmond, distributed a lesson that included “If taken hostage by radical Islamists, what to do,” and a very broad estimate of how many jihadists there are around the world.
We’re not even a quarter of the way through 2015 yet, and mosques have been burned, loyalty oaths have been demanded, and—in Dallas last week—a Muslim man was shot in the back while watching the snow fall.
And it wouldn't be the first Islamophobic pig incident for the Houston exurbs either.