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Michael Coren: Faith should never guarantee a place in the public square, but nor should it disqualify someone, anyone, from participation

Stephen Maher: How weaponized racism is distracting from the real crisis—the lethal mixture of hateful online communities and male violence

The revered author and Booker winner Arundhati Roy tells the story of characters struggling to invent new worlds amid India’s often violent political landscape

Can a message of tolerance to Islam abroad be persuasive without a corresponding affirmation of American Muslims at home?

History has plenty to tell us about this moment of fraught borders—and about the consequences of racist government policies

The travel ban from several Muslim nations is dismantling any goodwill the U.S. has built up, and boosting Iranian influence

Canada needs to have a hard look at the hysteria about Muslims in this country. The way people use the word Islamophobia won’t make it easy.

There are 2,248 innocent Syrian refugees stranded by Donald Trump. The least Canada can do now is give them a home.

The Coalition Avenir Québec’s new ad features a warning and Muslim woman in a chador. It’s a familiar gambit in Quebec politics.

A new imprint focusing on Muslim stories for kids will give writers like Canada’s Rukhsana Khan a chance to reach an underserved population

Sensitivity only reinforces stereotype of Muslims as violent

Jack Buckby is the younger face of the far right