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U.S. Muslims Disappointed by Washington, Frustrated by Hollywood
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Nicole Neroulias
As I hinted at in my blog posts on the anniversary of President Obama’s Cairo speech to the Muslim world, I’ve been working on a Religion News Service story about the impact that America’s political efforts and cultural exports — including “Sex and the City 2,” “South Park” and the Miss USA pageant — have had on U.S.-Muslim relations. (This term is too vague and oversimplified, a…
One Year After Obama’s Cairo Speech, U.S. Muslims Disappointed But Still Hopeful
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Nicole Neroulias
A year has passed since President Obama addressed the Muslim world in his Cairo speech, viewed at the time as a potential turning point in U.S.-Muslim relations. Consistent with a Gallup survey of several majority-Muslim countries, in my recent reporting, American Muslims have consistently told me that they are disappointed — though still hopeful — about the actions that…
Six Weeks Into Oil Spill, Gulf Coast Residents Pray for Help
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Nicole Neroulias
Six weeks into the devastating oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, and BP’s failed efforts to plug its gushing well, many Louisiana residents are searching for comfort through faith. They and others should check out Beliefnet’s suggested prayer, appropriately titled “God, Stop the Damn Oil Leak… We Obviously Can’t!” Here’s a sample of other recent…
Religious Groups Weigh in on Pending Repeal of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
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Nicole Neroulias
This has turned into Gay Faith News Wednesday! Guess I’ll run with it: While American lawmakers appear poised to lift the ban on gays in the military, they’re getting an earful from religious groups on both sides of the debate. A sample of related stories: Jewish groups urge repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” (JTA) Repealing…
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