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Hindutva Hell: How India was Captured by Religious Fascism and Fell Into Carnage

Tauseef Akbar - May 7, 2021 0

New Civil Rights Education Data Shows the Bigger Picture

Alishba Malik - April 3, 2014 2

How Schools Have Killed the Mockingbird

Chicago Monitor - June 21, 2013 0

Coca Cola Contoversy: super bowl ad sparks debate on American identity

Alishba Malik - February 4, 2014 2

State of Mental Health Services in Chicago

Mary Koptic - July 27, 2015 4

Steve Huntley fumbles and loses with the issues

Dartunorro Clark - September 24, 2012 0

Unmaking equality: Now all can kill

Agnieszka Karoluk - February 6, 2013 0

Chicago Monitor Guide to Super Tuesday

Alexis O'Conner - March 1, 2016 0

Are We Living in the Age of Big Brother?

Shivani Chokshi - July 7, 2014 1

Following NSA leaks, inaction allows surveillance to become commonplace in American society

Chicago Monitor - June 18, 2013 0

Beyond Trayvon: Criminalization according to race & ERPA

David C. Blount - July 29, 2013 2

Staying Home for Eid: What You Can Do

Samia Shameem - February 16, 2014 7

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7 Chicago Firefighters Injured While Battling Roseland Fire

Security Guards Stops Attempted Robbery At Canada Goose Store In Gold…

A Visit to la Casa Al-Fatiha

4-Year-Old ‘Nia’ Found Alone In Austin Neighborhood; Police Searching For Family

Latino Muslims Give Back to Community

Refugees with Disabilities Struggle to Join the Workforce

Latino Muslims Give Back to Community

Spotlight on The Inner-City Muslim Action Network (IMAN)

Florida Man Randy Fine Demands Israel Blow Up Innocent Palestinian Civilians

The “Threatening” 1%

Same God: A Commentary on the Intersection of Islam and Christianity

#MosqueMeToo Goes Viral, Breaks Silence on Sexual Assault During Muslim Holy…

Don’t Be Silent

Unmosque-ing the Stigma Behind Disabilities in the Muslim Community

In the Moement: “Cannabis Dispensary Licenses, the Tobacco Business & What…

Why Does Cobra Kai Work?

Iftar con arroz y frijoles: Latinos Embracing Islam in the Age…

Chicago Filmmaker Traces Parents’ Immigrant Roots in Upcoming Documentary

7 Must-See Films at Chicago International Film Festival