Exploring how religious and secular forces interact in the modern world.
Solidarity is a practice, an action, whose condition of possibility is the messy materiality of social difference, not its flattening.
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Can there be a prophetic voice today without diaspora?
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Trump’s comment on Jews’ “great disloyalty” wasn’t accusing Jews of dual loyalty; in fact, he was suggesting Jews are not exercising dual loyalty enough.
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At the intersection of civilizational discourses and obsession with reproductive purity, one finds a toxic passion for an imagined Medieval past and an obsession with the Ottoman Empire/Turkey that echoes the “Clash of Civilizations” rhetoric.
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Transmitting Europe’s complex, deeply interconnected multiracial heritage has never been more pressing.
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Islamophobia is intertwined with state-sponsored violence and securitization, narratives of nationalism, and the flows of the global market and commodification.
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Profound expressions of interfaith solidarity must disrupt the deep legacy of “faith” as an instrument of empire.
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Subaltern voices are not just about “diversity,” but about approximating a more honest, rich and enlarged sense of truth and the world.
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Namkai-Meche’s last words—reported by a woman who pulled off her shirt to tourniquet his wound—were, “Tell everyone on this train that I love them.” We love you, too.
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