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The KKK are a sect of Protestant Christianity.

Actually, we don't. There is no right not to be offended by someone teaching your kids wearing a KKK outfit? And there are plenty of situations where religious convictions would cause incompetence at work. Could you trust a Mormon to teach black history? How could a Muslim woman working at a...

Good article. While government and laws are an unfortunate reality, we need them because of our own moral ineptitude. Laws that are designed to protect the rights of women, such as that employed by France, are to be admired. As Christopher Hitchens put it in his essay, In Your Face: The French...

Added one in for ya! Seriously though, I support this law. Freedom of religion asserts freedom FROM religion. Secular people should not be forced to deal with non-secular ideas in secular places. As per my previous example, any religion that someone may try to visually represent may offend...

This law is clearly designed to oppress faithful members of the Klu Klux Klan who simply wish to provide honest services for your children. Those who want to express their dedication to Protestant and Anglo-Saxon purity through their pointy, white hoods should be allowed to wear their garb to...

That's great. We all agree that terrorists are bad. There are many more issues than this facing Islam, though. It is disappointing that you typed so many words and failed to mention important topics like women's rights and freedom of expression. I would love to hear your opinion on how most of...

Changes to the Islamic zeitgeist have to come from the top; through a constitution that guarantees freedom of and freedom from religion, and freedom of expression. Unfortunately, I don't see any Muslims coming together to push the idea of secularism. Two years ago, I was at York University...

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Still waiting on the call but it's coming soon - all of my references were called yesterday.

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This isn't Canadian but... In Iran my dad has two uncles that used to be fighter pilots. My dad himself spent his mandatory service driving a van that carried pilots to their aircraft. With some help from his uncles, he was accepted to become a fighter pilot, but his mom didn't let him. Right...