Books In Review: Learning to love Iran Delphine Minoui planned a weeklong visit to explore her heritage. She stayed for 10 years. by Laurna Strikwerda June 13, 2019
Screen Time The power of Wakanda Getting millions of Americans to consider the merits of black armed revolution against global oppression is no small feat. by Kathryn Reklis March 12, 2018
Books In Review: The Paradox of Liberation, by Michael Walzer Michael Walzer addresses a surprising question: the interplay between social revolutions and reactive counterrevolutions. reviewed by Walter Brueggemann November 17, 2015
Guest Post Making sense of Egypt's popular "coup" Many Egyptian Christians see the military's intervention as salvation. Is this wise? Do they have a choice? by Jayson Casper July 9, 2013
Feature Muslims and Copts together: Egypt’s interfaith revolution One of the chief ramifications of the protests that overthrew Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak was the way religious divisions were set aside in the process. by Paul-Gordon Chandler March 4, 2011