The Power and Privilege of Catholicism in France
Kali Handelman interviews Elayne Oliphant about her new book, The Privilege of Being Banal: Art, Secularism, and Catholicism in...
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Editor's Letter: June as a Month for Protests
Remembering past struggles about race, religion, and queer liberation that are with us today
On France, Violence, and Religious Media
Contributing Editor Kali Handelman interviews Elayne Oliphant about the recent terror attacks in France and what the responses to...
"The Great Work Begins"
The Editor reflects on the work that must ensue for racial and religious equality now that the U.S. has...
The Notre-Dame Fire and France’s National Reconstruction Project
Will repairing Notre Dame reinforce the inequality it has long-represented?
In the News: From Santa Muerte to Saint Leonard Cohen
A round-up of recent religion news.
The Crescent, The Cross, The Star, The Void
A conversation with photographer Oscar B. Castillo about photographing subjects on France's margins.
Debate and Turmoil within the “French Muslim Community”
Journalist Karim Baouz on the idea of France and the difficult realities of being French and Muslim.
Images of the Void
Anthropologist Elayne Oliphant on photographer Oscar B. Castillo's depictions of secular and religious space in Paris.
Getting off the Merry-Go-Round: Approaching Religious Violence, Part III
The final installment of a three-part series on religious violence by Suzanne Schneider. This month: Toward an historical treatment...
Translating Scholarship: Can academics and the media work together?
Professors and reporters need to find new ways to work together to shape public discourse on religion argues Elayne...