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February: A Month to Focus on the Hunger Strikes at Guantanamo

Joe Scarry - February 6, 2014 0

The Nation’s Terrorism Fixation

Hadeel Hejja - February 13, 2014 1

Bridgeview Mosque Threats Show Limits of Hate Crime Law

Bill Chambers - January 26, 2015 1

The Qur’an as Part of American History

Muhammed Al-Ahari - March 2, 2016 3

Why are so many innocent Muslims labeled as terrorists?

Heather Elawawadh - April 5, 2013 6

Salaam Prevails in the Aftermath of the Anti-Islam Protest in Phoenix

Asmah Daoud - June 12, 2015 6

History of Immigration Reform after 1980

Victoria Barbino - July 11, 2014 1

USA vs. Rasmea Odeh – New Judge, Next Hearing

Bill Chambers - August 22, 2014 1

The 21st Century Jim Crow

Aymen Halim - November 1, 2012 1

Colorado soccer team don headscarves in solidarity with Muslim teammate

Sabah Adil - April 4, 2014 2

Chicago Arab Community Leader Rasmea Odeh Appeals Conviction

Bill Chambers - June 16, 2015 0

‘How to tell your friends from the Japs’ in TIME, 1941 vs. ‘Turban Primer’ in RedEye, 2012

Sami Kishawi - August 21, 2012 1

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A Digital World Refugee Day in Chicago

COVID-19 Chicago: Archdiocese of Chicago releases reopening plans for Catholic schools

Chicago Weather: Break From Extreme Heat Ahead

Operation Clean: Summer mobile patrol units to mix in community service…

Disney+ to release ‘The One and Only Ivan’: Watch trailer here

The Impact of John Roberts on Illinois Communities

Why Democratic Presidential Candidates Need to Listen to American Muslims

Do Subsidies Help the Public or the Company?

3-D Printed Guns Become a Threat in America

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

Chicago Filmmaker Traces Parents’ Immigrant Roots in Upcoming Documentary

7 Must-See Films at Chicago International Film Festival

“I just wanted to tell a story for this family.” A…

Chance the Rapper Continues to fight for Chicago

Fiesta del Sol combines culture and fun in Pilsen

How Chicago TV journalists are broadcasting live from home during coronavirus:…

‘Crimson Contagion 2019’ Simulation Warned of Pandemic Implications in US

Trump Signs Executive Order Banning Family Separation, Critics Vocal

What the Lack of Accommodations for Those with Disabilities is Really…

The Heart of Teaching

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