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Posts Tagged ‘Religion’

5 Microaggressions Secular People Often Hear – And Why They’re Wrong

By Miri Mogilevsky | June 4, 2016

“What stops you from doing immoral things?” As an atheist, this author has heard some hurtful comments – even from people with good intentions. Here’s what to avoid.

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7 Personal Rights That I – A Black Atheist – Deserve

By Sincere Kirabo | May 18, 2016
A person wearing a dress shirt, tie, and blue coat stands on a sunny road.

This author isn’t asking for much, and these are rights that you may take for granted – but for a Black Atheist in this society, reclaiming these rights is sadly necessary.

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3 Reasons You Might Be Afraid To Speak Up For Muslims – And How To Do It Anyway

By Andrew Hernández | April 19, 2016

Have you come across Islamophobic comments like the ones this author’s family friend made? These are the reasons you might be hesitating to challenge them, and the strategies that can help.

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I Was 13 and Wearing a Hijab – I Didn’t Expect My Teacher to Be Afraid of Me

By Haneen Oriqat | January 29, 2016
The author, looking away, holding a large, blue, polka-dotted teacup

“The walk to our seats felt like an eternity.” This author’s account of how she was treated when she began wearing hijab really shows the impact of Islamophobic stereotypes – and why Muslim students deserve better.

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Why Muslims Don’t Have to Prove to You (Or Anyone Else) That We’re ‘Good’ People

By Maha Hilal | January 27, 2016

“I don’t need to prove to you that I am a non-violent Muslim American.” People like Donald Trump put a lot of pressure on Muslims to make sure everyone else knows they’re not terrorists. Dr. Maha Hilal explains why it’s wrong.

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