Free To Be You and Me

March 7, 2012
Ashley Baxstrom:  The Swiss upper house on Monday buried a motion to ban the burqa, which had passed...

Qu’est qui ce passe en France?

September 28, 2011
Ashley Baxstrom: What's up with France?  President Nicolas Sarkozy of France joined President Barack Obama here in New...

Pulling Up Roots

June 9, 2010
Stephanie Butnick: In Tablet, Ryann Liebenthal accompanies a group of French Jews as they move to Israel. After...

Secular Centennial

December 9, 2005
09 December 2005 Today marks the centennial of France’s legislation separating church and state: the framework for its concept...

Laicit

November 29, 2005
By Cidney Dutton Laïcité, the French term for the separation of church and state, is a relatively new concept...

Religion and Exclusion in Paris

November 4, 2005
“When the sun sets, the violence begins. Burning cars, balaclava-clad youth battling police (sometimes with real bullets), and an...

03 September 2004 Daily Links

September 3, 2004
Got a privilege to be hostile, a Revealer favorite, points us to this overlooked AlterNet story: Swiss citizen Tariq Ramadan, one of the...

31 August 2004 Daily Links

August 31, 2004
“The funniest philosopher of all time”? Scott McLemee, at The Chronicle of Higher Education, reviews The Humor of Kierkegaard: An Anthology (Princeton University...

Neocons Unveiled

January 13, 2004
“Perhaps,” writes The Weekly Standard‘s Christopher Caldwell, “we assume too much in asserting that the open democratic republics of the West...

And Now, This

October 15, 2003
France, lately indistinguishable from Saudi Arabia to many Americans, is considering banning the hijab from public schools. The idea gained steam...

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