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Will SCOTUS Tie the Knot?
Becky Garrison: What will a United States Supreme Court decision do for public opinion regarding same-sex marriage?
Hispaniola: Trujillo’s Voudou Legacy
In the aftermath of a 1937 massacre, Rafael Trujillo’s violent regime launched a campaign to demonize Haitians, using voudou as a principal identifier, reports Ezra Fieser from Dajabon in the Dominican Republic.
Ahbash Rising: Religious Freedom in Ethiopia, Part 1
In the first of two posts on the deterioration of religious freedom for Ethiopia's Muslims, Alex Thurston looks at Ethiopia's relationship with the U.S. and the "Global War on Terror"
Removing the Magic
Quoting Charles Taylor quoting Schiller; from his essay "Disenchantment--Reenchantment" in The Joy of Secuarlism, now out in paperback.
Rewriting Indian Legends
Meera Subramanian The people on the streets of Delhi, are saying: We won’t disappear.
Equal Rites: The Episcopal Church & Same-Sex Marriage
A provisional liturgy makes the U.S. Episcopal Church the first to practice same-sex marriage ceremonies, "in true unity."
Intersections: Interview with Rachel Wagner
By S. Brent Plate An audio interview with fellow Rachel Wagner about how she got from Blake to digital media and why.
Arakan, Displaced
Conflict in western Burma's Arakan state has displaced thousands of Muslim Rohingyas and Buddhist Arakanese. From the Burmese border, Francis Wade examines the complex origins and motives behind the violence.
In The World
By Natasja Sheriff On breaking the deafening silence surrounding two international human rights and climate change events.
