India – Court orders to protect Interfaith Marriages
India is still a beacon of Pluralism, She has a great history of Interfaith and intercaste marriages. It was all shattered since Modi rose to power, his silent approval has… Read more »
Tag: Pluralism
Kashmiri Pundits and their plight
The plight of Kashmiri Pundits is a shameful happening in the history of Kashmir, India. At the Center for Pluralism, in our annual program Holocaust and Genocides, we have talked… Read more »
Gender Pluralism excercise
MEANINGFUL CONVERSATIONS Three couples and I got together for lunch yesterday and chose to learn about each other’s backgrounds and motivations instead of aimless drifting topics that will not add… Read more »
HAPPY 4TH – 2019
Happy 4th – a few videos and articles from the past VIDEO: AMERICA IS GOD’S OWN COUNTRY America is God’s own country https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUypDDnn2rE Video – America and July 4th https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lvc8fTIoKUg… Read more »
Iraqi Cultural History Show
Saturday, June 8, 2019, Washington, DC – The National Arab American Women’s Association presented the history-culture of Iraq. It is one of the greatest shows I have seen, it was… Read more »
Boosting Jewish Muslim Relations
Boosting Jewish Muslim Relations By Mike Ghouse Both Muslims and Jews are driven by social justice and take their obligation seriously to restore harmony in the society, Tikkun Olam is… Read more »
California’s first Muslim Judge
Congratulations to Judge Dhanidina, a Muslim Judge. As an American Muslim, I am proud of this appointment, and indeed, this was the dream of our founding fathers; a perfect union… Read more »
India's prosperity hinges on Religious Freedom
India’s prosperity hinges on Religious Freedom The Indian-Americans have a moral duty to prevent India from being labeled as a “Country of Particular Concern” by the United States Commission on… Read more »
Why Americans are still uncomfortable with Atheism?
People reacted like a snake had bitten them when I said, I was an Athiest back in the Eighties as well as the Nineties. Later on, I understood the animus… Read more »
Juneteenth, slavery and immigration policy
By MaryAnn Thompson-Frenk On this Juneteenth, the celebration of ending slavery in the United States, (Texas was so far away from the northeast that it wasn’t until June 19th that… Read more »