The Cost of Inconsistent Standards
A Texas school controversy raises questions about church-state separation, while a Queer Majority essay examines the cost of staying silent about Islamic homophobia.
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Iran Reconnects While the Taliban Regress
Iran’s internet blackout begins to lift as the Taliban quietly normalize child marriage in Afghanistan.
Draw Muhammad Day Reminder + The Global Hijab Debate
From Quebec to Karnataka to Germany, the hijab remains a flashpoint for secularism, identity, and women’s autonomy.
Draw Muhammad Day Returns + Hijabs, Heresy, and Power Struggles
Iran’s hijab tensions persist through war, Taliban leadership faces quiet dissent, and troubling new rhetoric around “secular threats” raises serious questions.
When the Internet Goes Dark
Iran tightens control—online and off. Plus: why “scientific miracles” don’t hold up.