Free Speech and Religion

Recent data shows that while 8 in 10 Americans see religious freedom as an important issue, it

Although these holidays couldn’t be celebrated this year in their normal ways, they still represented important values and traditions for many communities.

The pandemic has revealed the importance of government agencies partnering with faith organizations on the frontlines.

The Inclusive America Project (IAP) is pleased to publish our new report, “The Politics of Vulnerability: Can Muslims and Evangelicals Find Common Cause in Religious Freedom?”

Today is National Religious Freedom Day, the anniversary of the passage of the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom, a statute written by Thomas Jefferson disestablishing the Church of England in Virginia, and an important precursor to the Establishment and Free Exercise clauses of the First Amendment.

John McWhorter and Michelle Goldberg explore the current debates around so-called cancel culture, including whether it truly exists, and if so, how pervasive and threatening it is to free speech.

This year has presented extraordinary challenges and possibilities, from a pandemic to a mass movement against anti-Black racism and police violence. In order to move forward, each of us must have the skills to build solidarity and community with others without dismissing our important differences.

We were surprised to discover new ways to engage with one another that will benefit the camp for years to come.

Russell Muirhead  was joined in conversation with his co-author Nancy L. Rosenblum in a moderated discussion about their book, A Lot of People Are Saying: The New Conspiracism and the Assault on Democracy, and their recommendations for responding to the threat of the new conspiracism.