Helen raleigh is the epitome of the american dream born and raised in china she came to america as a college student. She didnt know anybody and had less than 100 in her pocket. Like millions of immigrants with a craving for freedom, her pocket was light but her dreams were rich. Through a combination of hard work and scholarships, helen earned her masters from the university of state New York and from the university of wyoming. The author of several books including the first Book Confucius never said which describes her Family Struggle to survive under chinas socialist regime. She is a contributor to the federalist and her writings have appeared in fox news, national review, newsweek and other media. Shes also served on several boards and commissions in Metro Denver where she lives with her husband mike. Those include the colorado advisory committee to the commission on civil rights and several others. But what impresses me most about helen is her courage and her love of america and o
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My name is stan veuger. The event you have tuned into his Art Event politics and islam a phobia. If thats not whatyou were looking for please stick around regardless. Im delighted to welcome nazita lajevardi who is an assistant professor of politics and this is the department of political science at michigan state university. Shes also the author of outsiders at home the politics of american islamophobia, published last year by Cambridge University press and we will talk about thebook in some detail. Im joined by my Colleague Daniel Cox who is a resident scholar in polling and public opinion at ati whose Ace Director of the Service Center on american lies. On first going to ask nazita a few questions about her book and then we will transfer into conversation. Feel free to submit questions by Twitter Or Email and ill work then and if they are good enough. With that, can you tell me what did we learn about representation of muslims from your book . What would you say themain takeaways ar
And for everyone both as a source of individual human dignity and is a source of clinical stability, economic development and international security. You bring to the issue of Religious Freedom the years of research, analysis and impact. Dr. Ferrer served 28 years in the u. S. Army and the u. S. Foreign service. In 1999 he became the first director of the State Department Office of international Religious Freedom. He subsequently directed the Witherspoon Institute international Religious Freedom Task Force. Was a member of the chicago world affairs council Task Force on religion and u. S. Foreign policy, topped the national Defense University and served on the secretary of State Earth working group. From 2008 to 2018 dr. Ferrer was associate professor of the practice of Religion And World affairs at georgetown university at the school of foreign service. He also directed the religious Freedom Project at Georgetowns Center which became the Religious Freedom institute. In addition to lea