Muslim Americans Face Rise in Islamophobia
Palestinian American journalist Laila El-Haddad says that US reluctance to call for a ceasefire hurts Gazans and Arab and Muslim Americans.
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The Trial
As the trial concludes, the prosecution presents shocking evidence. Leaving the citizens to build a more inclusive community.
The Suspect
While facets of Victoria reveal the ingredients that might have turned him to hate, the suspect’s family argues his innocence.
The Fire
A community is left to reflect on its complex history of racism when a local mosque is burned to the ground.
Israel-Gaza on Campus: How Dartmouth is Fostering Dialogue
As tension and division mount in much of the world, university campuses in the United States have become a focal point of anger and dissent.
Colleges Struggle with Their Response to the Israel-Hamas War
Governor Kathy Hochul has directed State Police to increase security at colleges and universities across New York.
Today in History: In Memory and Hope
Five Years Later: Rebuilding the Tree of Life Synagogue
Journey To Home: Stories from the War Zone in the Middle East
Conversation about what's happening in Israel and Gaza with David Makovsky of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
How Conflicts Like the Israel-Hamas War Escalate Hate Speech
Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate, explains how misinformation about Israel’s war with Hamas is amplified by social media and fueling hate speech on both sides.
Today in History: Changing the Face of America
What happened after President Lyndon B. Johnson announced the end of discrimination in U.S. immigration policy?
The Panelists
Veteran comedian Judy Gold talks to fellow comics, Alex Edelman, Mike Yard, and Negin Farsad about comedy in today’s polarized world.
Salvation and Alliance
A little-known lesson in solidarity: Jewish refugee professors fleeing the Nazis were shunned by U.S. antisemitism but welcomed by America’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).