Arab Spring — The Good Men Project

Anger of Muslims, Part 2: Making Sense in 3D

September 24, 2012 By Brandon Ferdig Leave a Comment

The violence in the Middle East makes sense when viewed from sufficient perspectives.

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Rankism: The Poison that Destroys Relationships

June 12, 2012 By Robert Fuller 15 Comments

Robert Fuller discusses the roots of discrimination and assaults on human dignity.

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Should the Dalai Lama Speak Out About Self-Immolation?

May 14, 2012 By Cameron Conaway 3 Comments

Cameron Conaway explains the thoughtfulness behind the Dalai Lama’s controversial “No answer” answer.

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Newsflash: America Isn’t the Only Country Holding Elections

May 7, 2012 By HeatherN 2 Comments

HeatherN offers a short primer on elections around the world.

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David R. Dow: Lessons From Death Row Inmates (TEDTalk VIDEO)

David R. Dow is an attorney in Texas who has defended over 100 death row inmates over the last 20 years.

HuffPost Live: Decapitating Extremism (VIDEO)

Mike Sacks discusses the attack in Woolwich, London, and extremism with a panel of experts on Islam and the Quran.

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