A Catholic whose family belongs to the Diocese of Palai responds to the recent 'narcotic jihad' remarks made by the Bishop of Palai.
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‘My Unorthodox Lives’ Spurred Conservative Jewish Women to Talk About Their Lives
The Netflix show has created an alternative space for public and nuanced discussions about Orthodoxy, ultra-Orthodoxy, and gender.
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Twenty years after 9/11, in a climate of anti-Arab and anti-Muslim racist backlash, two comedians use satire to help change the stories we tell.
Michael K. Williams and ‘The Wire’: How the Show Redefined TV Watching
The Wire was a Greek tragedy, a novel and a bingeworthy social commentary.
Twenty Years Later, 9/11 Remains Etched in My Memory
I did not know then that the implications of this event would be far reaching, enduring, and that it would touch all of us.
I Was on a Frenzied Trading Floor When 9/11 Broke – Here’s What I Witnessed
On the trading floor, it was a day when rationality was at war with humanity, and humanity lost.
‘Get Out Now’: Staffers Recount What Happened Inside the White House on 9/11
'We thought it had to be a terrible accident. We left the Mess shortly thereafter, unaware of the impact of the second plane.'
Mental Illness: An Open Secret
'Believe people when they say they are in pain.'
10 Years Later: How ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ Changed Self-Publishing
The controversial novel and its sequels enticed more authors to experiment with self-publishing, but the latter has a history that long predates the steamy bestseller.