religion
Pausing the Panic Button: Can Religious Scholarship Teach Media Literacy?
Moral panics about sexually disturbing or explicit media are hardly new or uncommon.
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Faithful Bigot: Amy Coney Barrett Is the Catholic Church’s Secret Weapon
Like other American institutions, the Catholic Church has been shaped by white supremacy.
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Out of Network: What’s Really Behind “Health-Sharing” Ministries?
The pandemic has underscored how one person’s “faith” can be weaponized against others to worsen an already shared precarity.
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Our Loss: We Still Don’t Know How to Mourn Jewish Celebrities
It’s a disservice to remember Ruth Bader Ginsburg as a feminist icon but erase her Jewishness.
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Allowed to Imagine: What We Lose When Migrant Folks Aren’t Able to Create
There’s a rich and beautiful tapestry of migrant artists, writers, poets, and musicians.
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Picketing Equality: Non-religious Queer Storylines Still Rule the TV Roost
We need more sophisticated storylines pertaining to religion and tolerance.
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Undivine Intervention: Do We Need Religious Faith to Defend Humanitarian Aid?
What religious-freedom claims mean for the legal future of progressive movements.
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Contagion Is Not the Crisis: COVID-19 Is a Chance to Rethink Stereotypes About Immigrants
Nationalistic racism tells us that migrants infest, infect, and invade the homeland.
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Religious Exemption: Catholic Hospitals Are Barring Transgender Patients from Surgery
These policies and resulting statements, coupled with the reach and growth of Catholic healthcare systems, could make access to gender-confirmation surgery even more difficult.
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In Bad Faith: Hallmark’s Jewish Stereotypes Meet America’s Rising Antisemitism
Hanukkah, as it exists to Hallmark, is just Christmas’s quirky ethnic sidekick.
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