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Israel and Palestine: A true one-state solution
By George Bisharat /The Washington Post
If Americans aspire to more than managing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict via perpetual and inconclusive negotiations, we should applaud this emerging discussion. Having overcome our own institutionalized racial discrimination, we can model the virtues of a vibrant, multicultural society based on equal rights.
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Israel Palestine The US Tolerance Multiculturalism Jimmy Carter
Added: September 03, 2010
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The Ground Zero synagogue
By Ghassan Bridi /altmuslim
As opposition builds to the "Ground Zero mosque" by Americans, a "Ground Zero synagogue" was built in the heart of Beirut with little opposition by the Lebanese, who suffered a proportionally worse fate than New York did on 9/11.
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Lebanon Tolerance Islam Hezbollah Synagogue
Added: September 02, 2010
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Mosque Controversy: Signs Of Religious Intolerance?
By Dr. Habib Siddiqui / Countercurrents.org
America has been a land of immigrants. It is its religious tolerance that allowed many Jews and others to find a safe refuge here. There is no better symbol of America's tolerance than a Muslim center near the Ground Zero. Denying such rights to Muslims who now are perhaps the second largest religious community will be a slap to that very American model.
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Mosque American Muslims Islamophobia Tolerance 9/11
Added: July 28, 2010
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Morocco: a model of Muslim-Jewish ties
By Serge Berdugo /csmonitor.com
The tone of tolerance for the nation's Jewish minority begins with the king.
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Morocco Jews Tolerance Islam and Multiculturalism Interfaith
Added: May 11, 2010
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Best place for Muslims to live? Let’s find out
By Youssef Chouhoud / muslimmatters.org
Religious tolerance and access to Islamic institutions can count for more in the Western context while quality of life factors can command more scrutiny in the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia.
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Muslims Islam Tolerance Islamophobia The Muslim World Muslims in the West
Added: January 07, 2010
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Love Thy Neighbor...or Fall:The Inseparable Link Between a Civilization's Success and It's Ability to Coexist
By Shibli Zaman
With all the apocalyptic clamor about ruling by Shari`ah and re-establishing a Caliphate in our times, what is sorely missing in these Muslim revolutionaries is an insight into the hearts of those who set the standards for establishing a successful society that was truly Islamic.
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Muslim Civilization Compassion Tolerance Justice Islam
Added: January 06, 2010
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Muslim Americans Missing From the Political Fray
By Zeba Khan / huffingtonpost.com
Muslim Americans certainly have a legitimate reason to complain about the discrimination and stereotyping we face in America, but if we want to actually do something about it, we need to reach the hearts and minds of our fellow Americans.
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American Muslims Democracy Dialogue with Others Discrimination Tolerance
Added: September 22, 2009
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Better Health Through Fasting
By Zafar Nomani / washingtonpost.com
Fasting serves as a spiritual check, reminding us about issues of poverty and clean water supplies in the world and encouraging us to avoid overeating and wasting food. After all, way too much food ends up in garbage cans.
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Health Food Islam Ramadan Spirituality Tolerance
Added: August 24, 2009
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Germans wary as mosque rises in Cologne
By Isabelle de Pommereau / The Christian Science Monitor
Plans to build the largest mosque in the country highlight a fundamental demographic change that some fear poses a threat to Europe's Christian culture
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Europe Germany Muslims in the West Discrimination Heritage Tolerance
Added: August 11, 2009
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The arrest that divided America
By Rupert Cornwell / The Independent
In his 1994 book,
Colored People: A Memoir, Gates wrote that being black was no disgrace, but it could be inconvenient: 'When I walk into a room, people still see my blackness, more than my Gates-ness.' Even when the room is in his own home."
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Race Relations President Barak Obama The US, Racism Tolerance Equality
Added: July 24, 2009
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