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With spurts of radical Islamic violence in Europe and the Middle East, the American public lives in a state of fear. Terrorist attacks across the globe have necessitated an honest […]
In an article published by The New York Times, Vanessa Friedman addressed the latest wave of prominent clothing brands releasing collections that are tailored for Muslim women. The online release […]
Lobna Abdel-Rahim is a junior at the University of Idaho, and when she isn’t working on schoolwork, she enjoys hanging out with friends and going out as much as any […]
It was long before the Tsarnaev brothers detonated explosives in Boston that condemnation of Islam received derision as “islamophobia,” and the more ridiculous term “racism.” In the weeks following the […]
It seemed just moments after news broke on April 15 of explosions in Boston that accusations of guilt began to fly. The most common assumed perpetrators, Islamic or right wing […]