The Occupy Wall Street protests may fail, but I would rather fail at freedom than remain successful at being a robot.

As economic turmoil hits the United States, this environment is revealing our prejudices and are showing us where we are failing

Blogs and social media remain the most common outlets where Saudi women express themselves, but in order for this online campaign to gain traction in the real world, it must result in real action

I have a friend who savors pork. Practically every time we dine out, she orders the “other white meat”: pork chops, a ham sandwich, a burger with bacon. If it’s pork, she’s on it. And that’s perfectly fine with me.

I am just an average American who responded to the tragedy of 9/11 by getting involved in my community. Except for one thing: I am also Muslim. Our voice as American Muslims was needed, and still is.

People together in a common enterprise, an energetic, vibrant, and deep agreement that, historically speaking, comes only so often. When those achievements are undone, they are not easily recovered.

In October, the Dutch Senate will consider the ban on ritual slaughter enacted by the parliament’s lower house in June 2011. Jewish and Muslim communities are unhappy with the legislation, and are working together to overturn it.

While Murfreesboro has been the focal point of negative press over the past year, hear the story of reconciliation that the media will never show you.