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On a recent trip to Washington D.C., I stopped by the National Archives where the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, and the Constitution are all housed in a d... ...read more
The Terror of Inherited Racism: Blaming Muslims for Norway
Here are a few hypothetical terror questions that I’d like you to answer: If a hijacked plane crashes into a building, who do you believe were the hijackers? If a bomb explodes... ...read more
Still Too Turkey to Call it the Armenian Genocide
This past weekend marked the 96th anniversary of the beginnings of the Armenian Genocide. On April 24th, 1915, Ottoman Turks commenced the annihilation of what historians estim... ...read moreRevolutions in Egypt, But Genocide in Darfur
When 2011 began, it appeared to be an auspicious year for the Sudanese people. The South had overwhelmingly voted to secede, the expected violent aftershocks of the referendum ... ...read more
The Jared Loughner Blame Game
In the days after the tragedy in Tucson that left six dead and Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords fighting for her life, the editorials have been inundated with finger pointing fr... ...read moreNew Airport Scanning Procedure Might Cause Testicular Cancer in Both Men and Women
Last week, the Obama Administration decided to end the color-coded terrorist alert system because scientists, in a recent study, discovered that prolonged exposure to colors wi... ...read more
It’s Time for Gay Vigilantes to Kick Some Ass
The new documentary, “Waiting for Superman,” has educators talking about school reform. But that should take a backseat to a school year already steeped in tragedy... ...read more
“In the Shadow of Freedom” Casts Light Upon the Africa We Ignore
Genocide, mass atrocity, and human rights violations are all too common in Central Africa and its surrounding countries. It’s a region of the world that foreign nations t... ...read more
A Return to the Concentration Camps: Part II
***Catch up with the story: Read Part I*** After leaving concentration camp Majdanek, with Matisyahu’s hopeful song playing on the iPod, one of our trip leaders surprised us w... ...read more
A Return to the Concentration Camps: Part I
It was my second trip to Poland. It was my return to the concentration camps. But on this occasion, I was walking hallowed grounds with a survivor of four concentration camps an... ...read moreFollow Us
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