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Postpartisan, not Bipartisan
By
Diana Butler Bass
One of the most intriguing aspects of the current debate on the economic recovery act is the strange way the terms “postpartisan” and “bipartisan” are being thrown around by both politicians and the media. President Obama campaigned as a postpartisan candidate. Postpartisan means that politics must move beyond the current party structure. A postpartisan vision recognizes that…
For Muslims, what a difference a year makes
By
Shahed Amanullah
Only a year ago, some Muslim Americans seriously wondered if they were considered a part of the American fabric. Presidential candidates (mainly on the Republican side) regularly alluded to Islam and/or Muslims as an existential threat to America. Muslims felt unwelcome in (or worse, under attack by) Republican circles, and had the distinct impression of…
The Inauguration Of Barack Hussein Obama
By
Paul Raushenbush
At the core of the inauguration of the 44th president of the United States was the clear, real, and inspiring inaugural address given by President Barack Hussein Obama. I was among the millions who were on the mall. My particular neighborhood was located at the Washington Monument where thousands of us could see both the United…
The Exodus and the Status Quo (by Rabbi Shai Held)
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guestblogger
Those of you have been my friends and/or my students over many years have no doubt heard me say it countless times before: the meaning of the Exodus is that anything is possible, that there is no status quo that cannot be overturned. Imagine a world in which you are a slave, and your father…
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