Editorial
Editorial: It’s about time someone stood up for the U.S.’s persecuted Christian minority
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Until now the Christians have had to suffer in silence. Now, thanks to the Trump administration, they can complain in anonymity.
Paganism
Column: A Dispatch from France’s New Wars of Religion, part two
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In the second column of a two-part series, TWH’s international columnist Lyonel Perabo discusses the tensions between the secular majority and the Muslim minority in France following the murder of a French school teacher in October.
Paganism
Column: A Dispatch from France’s New Wars of Religion, part one
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In the first column of a two-part series, TWH’s international columnist Lyonel Perabo discusses the tensions between the secular majority and the Muslim minority in France following the murder of a French school teacher in October.
Editorial
Editorial: Je suis Charlie?
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This past Wednesday, three Islamic extremists carried out a deadly attack on the satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo, leaving 12 people dead. A national hunt for the terrorists came to a violent end when French police caught the two remaining suspects, and simultaneously ended a connected hostage situation in Paris. Within hours of the initial attack on Charlie Hebdo, the French government, its people, and much of the world demonstrated outrage, denouncing the act as an assault on freedom of expression. Cartoonists around the world flooded Twitter with their own work in support; international media outlets reprinted or retweeted the drawings of Charlie Hebdo’ artists. Others spoke out in solidarity with the murdered journalists.