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Arab American Soundscapes: An Evening of Poetry & Performance

Apr 9, 2015

A musical soundscape by Naj Bagdadi surrounds an evening featuring performances by Moheb Soliman, Ismail Khalidi, and Nathalie Handal, and(...)

Apr 9, 2015

A nationwide recall has been announced for some 30,000 cases of hummus made by the Sabra company, due to possible(...)

Apr 9, 2015

By Gustavo Arellano OC Weekly Blog If you've been to any progressive event in Orange County during the past decade,(...)

Apr 9, 2015

People may have seen the T-shirts around town, black and emblazoned with the words Take on Hate.The message is clear.In(...)

Apr 9, 2015

At Boston College, a Jesuit Catholic university where 70 percent of students identify as Catholic, Fatmah Berikaa says she is(...)

Apr 9, 2015

During Israel’s bombardment of the Gaza Strip in the summer of 2014, an estimated 10,000 Israelis took to the streets(...)

Apr 9, 2015

Palestinian civil society activists have heralded the decision by French corporate giant Veolia to sell off nearly all of its(...)

Apr 9, 2015

I was clearing out some rubbish the other day and came across a dog-eared history exercise book containing an essay(...)

Apr 9, 2015

We are all familiar with the “Us” vs. “Them” rhetoric that is so deeply engrained in American politics and popular(...)

Apr 9, 2015

“We stand united in our commitment to see the liberation of all oppressed peoples around the world.” These words highlight the(...)

Apr 9, 2015

Poking fun of dictators is considered one of the greatest taboos, which curtail freedom of expression and endanger the lives(...)

Apr 8, 2015

For over a decade, CAIR Michigan has been a strong advocate for justice and civil liberties for Muslim and all(...)